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Joseph Gedeon in Washington

Marjorie Taylor Greene says Republican party has lost touch with its base

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Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks to members of the media in Washington last month. Photograph: Eric Lee/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Marjorie Taylor Greene, historically one of the most prominent voices in Donald Trump’s Maga movement, has declared in an interview that she feels that the Republican party has lost touch with its base, but she said she has no plans to leave the party.

After telling the Daily Mail this week she was questioning whether she still belongs in the Republican fold, the Georgia congresswoman told the Guardian she would not become independent or seek a third party option.

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