315k in stock trades $315,000!

 

$315,000 in stock trades. That’s the figure tied to Marjorie Taylor Greene just before a major Trump tariff announcement.   You’re part of a group who values accountability. That’s why we’re reaching out to you. We need your voice now more than ever. Should Marjorie Taylor Greene be removed from Congress? YES NO UNSURE While these families lost money, MTG remained silent. No explanations. No clarity. No accountability. When elected leaders refuse to answer basic questions, trust in our democracy is undermined.    This isn’t partisan. It’s about integrity.  Frank, here’s the shocking truth: she’s still receiving support. She’s still convincing people she belongs in power. This is why we need Democrats from MA to join us and take a stand. Make your voice heard: Should Marjorie Taylor Greene be removed from Congress? YES NO UNSURE Thank you for signing, Vote Blue Majority

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