Marjorie Taylor Greene Net Worth

Net worth:	$1.5 Million
Date of birth:	May 27, 1974 (47 Years Old)
Place of birth:	Milledgeville, Georgia, U.S.

How much does Marjorie Taylor Greene have?

Marjorie Taylor Greene, an American politician and far right conspiracy theorist, has a net worth $1.5 million. Marjorie Taylor Greene was elected in the US House of Representatives to represent Georgia’s 14th congressional District in 2021. Her white supremacist, antisemitic and violent rhetoric is well-known, as well as her spreading of conspiracy theories about mass shootings, election fraud, and other topics. The House of Representatives decided to remove Greene’s participation in all her committee positions.

Education Early Life and Education

Marjorie Taylor Greene was conceived in Milledgeville on May 27, 1974. She attended South Forsyth High School, Cumming as a teenager. Greene attended the University of Georgia where she received her bachelor of business administration degree.

Career Beginnings

Greene started her business career after her father sold Taylor Commercial to her. Taylor Commercial was a general contractor that he had established. She was the company’s chief financial officer from 2007 to 2011. Greene began CrossFit training and was a part-time CrossFit coach at one company’s Alpharetta, Georgia gyms. She co-founded a CrossFit studio in 2013 with Travis Mayer. Greene left the company in 2017.

Greene left her job as a businesswoman to pursue a career in political conspiracy research. She began writing articles for American Truth Seekers in 2017. In early 2018, she started writing for the fake news website Law Enforcement Today. Greene was also an official at the conservative Family America Project which encouraged violence against Democrats.

Greene started her campaign in 2019 for Georgia’s 6th congressional District. She eventually moved to the 14th district after it was announced that Tom Graves would not be running for reelection. Greene was a frequent speaker at gun rights rallies and advocated far-right extremists. She also posed with assault rifles while threatening violence against House Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio Cortez. Greene won the general electionUS House of Representatives after her opponent Kevin Van Ausdal resigned.

Greene started spreading the Big Lie that Trump won 2020 during her first day in Congress. She denied the election results and made concerted efforts for their reversal. Greene, for example, challenged the electoral votes in the Electoral College vote count and demanded the decertification Georgia’s results. She drafted falsely alleging abuses of power articles the day after Biden was inaugurated. Greene also spoke at an event organized by white nationalists, where she celebrated both the attack on the Capitol and Putin’s invasion in Ukraine. The House of Representatives passed a resolution to expel Greene from her positions on the committees due to this and other dangerous behaviour, as well as her threats to her fellow members.

Political Positions

Greene is a far right extremist who has openly allied herself with white supremacist organizations. Greene opposes abortion, foreign assistance, LGBTQ and immigrant right, and racial equal. Greene denies the scientific reality of climate change, evolution, and she vehemently opposed COVID-19 safety protocols in the pandemic. She also spread false information about the virus as well as vaccines. Greene, who is a strong supporter of the Second Amendment and has close ties to numerous extremist militia groups, is notable. She has called for the murders of Democrats and FBI agents, including the execution Nancy PELOSI and Barack Obama.

Greene is well-known for perpetuating conspiracy theories. Greene has promoted conspiracy theories, including the notion that Bill Clinton is a murderer and that Democrats run a child sex ring. She also believes that various mass shootings across the US and abroad were coordinated by the government or that false flags were used to undercut gun rights. Greene supports the far-right conspiracy group QAnon and has endorsed Russian propaganda in support of Vladimir Putin.

Responses To Behavior

Greene has been subject to harsh discipline and repercussions because of her conduct in Congress and out. Both Democrats and Republicans denounce Greene for her racist rhetoric, conspiracy theories, and other insensitive behavior. The House of Representatives voted in February 2021 to remove Greene’s from all her assigned committees, a vote of 223 to 199. Greene’s anti-Semitism has been condemned by many Jewish groups beyond Congress.

Greene was frequently in trouble on Twitter for posting misinformation and supporting violence. In January 2021, her account was locked for 12hrs. It was then locked again in March. Twitter placed Greene’s account into read-only mode in July and then again in March. In January 2022, her personal account on Twitter was permanently suspended due to continued misinformation about the COVID vaccine.

Personal life

Greene married Perry Greene while still in college in 1995. Together, they have three kids. Greene was baptized in the North Point Community Church, an evangelical church, in 2011.