Marjorie Taylor Greene Crushes GOP Primary Challengers, Will Face Off With Dem Marcus Flowers in November

U.S. House Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) crushed her GOP primary challengers today and has left leftists hoping for an upset disappointed.

Although all of the votes are not yet in, the Associated Press has called the race and Greene has led with more than 70 percent of the vote so far.

One leftist Twitter user suggested prior to the result that, “If Jennifer Strahan beats Marge I might have to crack open that bottle of JB I have had since 2016.”

If Jennifer Strahan beats Marge I might have to crack open that bottle of JB I have had since 2016

— al (@AlChips40404) May 24, 2022

As we previously reported, CNN made a desperate attempt over the weekend to try to prop up Georgia Republican Greene’s GOP opponent, Jennifer Strahan.

The title of the piece is “This working mom is Republicans’ best shot at unseating Marjorie Taylor Greene — if they want to.”

“A first-time candidate and the most formidable of Greene’s five primary opponents, Strahan has the backing of the Republican Jewish Coalition PAC and the PACs of some major local and national businesses, including UPS and International Paper,” the author wrote.

A number of Strahan supporters were interviewed for the article, most of whom ultimately appeared to be anti-Greene.

It was also noted that her projected Democrat opponent for the general election, Marcus Flowers, has raised more than $8 million.

“An enviable sum for a Republican like Strahan when the primary is the best chance at unseating Greene,” the author pointed out.

Flowers has amassed nearly 350k followers on Twitter and recently tweeted, “My name is Marcus Flowers and I am the Democratic nominee for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District. On November 8th, I will unseat Marjorie Taylor Greene.”

My name is Marcus Flowers and I am the Democratic nominee for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District.

On November 8th, I will unseat Marjorie Taylor Greene. pic.twitter.com/rEYDSREKKn

— Marcus Flowers (@Marcus4Georgia) May 25, 2022