The vote occurred nearly two weeks ago, shortly after the Georgia Republican had called then-fellow Freedom Caucus member Rep. Lauren Boebert a pejorative in a verbal fight on the House floor.
The House Freedom Caucus booted Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene in late June, the first official expulsion in the history of the group of conservative lawmakers.
Freedom Caucus Chairman Scott Perry has not informed Greene that she's out of the ultraconservative group, a source said. Other sources called the situation "a mess."
Some members among the right-wing coalition of lawmakers were reportedly uncomfortable with Greene’s alliance with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.).
A majority of the House Freedom Caucus voted to remove GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia just before the current congressional recess on June 23, according to Republican Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland, though her ultimate fate in the group remains unclear.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has been kicked out of the biggest conservative club in Congress over her nasty feud with fellow MAGA stalwart Rep. Lauren Boebert. The right-wing House Freedom Caucus ousted Greene in large part for calling Boebert a “little b——” in a quarrel that erupted on the House
The Republican Party's Freedom Caucus in Congress means well but has struggled to move past the MAGA era and into a realm where it can actually make a dent in our bloated bureaucracy. Now that the caucus has ousted Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), however, perhaps it can better serve the…
