The long day for Majorie Taylor Greene

UPDATE 2/5:

Democrats’ decision to boot Greene from panels for incendiary remarks she made before coming to Congress marks a new era of partisan warfare in the House, with the majority party controlling the conduct of minority members. But the support of 11 House Republicans for the move marked only the latest rift within the GOP as it tries to reclaim power, and Greene herself could make fresh problems for her party at her press conference this morning.

While Greene on Thursday sought to distance herself from some of her more controversial comments yesterday on the House floor, she did not offer a public apology. Rather, she conceded broadly that “school shootings are absolutely real” and “9/11 absolutely happened.” But she also attacked Big Tech, "cancel culture" and Black Lives Matter, while describing "a media that is just as guilty as QAnon of presenting lies that divide us,” an extraordinary comparison that brought a swift rebuke from the top Democrat on the Rules Committee.

This was not the same tone Greene took Wednesday night, where she denounced her previous views, telling her GOP colleagues during a closed-door meeting that she had embraced them at a time when she was angry at the direction of the country and that they did not reflect who she is anymore.

  Politico

She is not only a nutbag, she's a weasel.

Yesterday:

Today:

She needs to be recalled.

Greene will share her thoughts during a press conference today at 11 a.m.

That ought to be good.