WASHINGTON — Democrats have spent years trying — and mostly failing — to find a Republican lawmaker who’s so politically toxic they become a national liability, harming GOP candidates up and down the ballot.
Has their search finally ended with Marjorie Taylor Greene?
In the aftermath of last month’s deadly attack on the Capitol and resulting concern about once-fringe conservative movements gaining a foothold in the GOP, Democratic strategists are mulling a plan to make the freshman Georgia congresswoman and past supporter of QAnon conspiracy theories a central part of their 2022 midterm election strategy.
