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Stephen Fowler

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is having a moment. What does it mean?

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's support of Rep. Kevin McCarthy's speakership could be seen as a turning point for the Georgia congresswoman. She is now seen as close to both the establishment House GOP as well as former President Trump. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

When the House of Representatives adjourned on Jan. 3 and lawmakers went spilling out into the Capitol without being sworn in, most Republicans were visibly frustrated.

"It's our job, it's not a popularity contest, it's not who we like and who we don't like," one member said to a throng of reporters outside the House chamber. "That is the failure of Republicans, the Republicans are the party of 'Never,' and it's always 'Never' when they don't like somebody — and that's how we failed the country."

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