House Democrats face censure over Trump Secret Service bill
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a censure resolution against Rep. Bennie Thompson for not withdrawing a bill.
- The bill seeks to strip former President Trump of his Secret Service protection due to his felony status.
- Greene argues that Thompson's actions could endanger Trump and insists that Democrats must be held accountable.
On Wednesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a resolution to censure Rep. Bennie Thompson for his refusal to withdraw a controversial bill. This legislation, introduced earlier in the year, aims to remove Secret Service protection from former President Donald Trump, citing his status as a convicted felon. Greene's actions come in response to what she perceives as a threat to Trump's safety, referencing two assassination attempts on him within a short period. Greene emphasized the need for accountability among Democrats, arguing that their actions warrant scrutiny. She expressed her belief that Thompson's bill could leave Trump vulnerable to potential harm, framing the censure as a necessary step to protect the former president. Greene's resolution highlights the ongoing tensions between Republican and Democratic lawmakers regarding Trump's legacy and security.