«What they’ve been doing to [former] President Trump is political persecution,» Greene told reporters before filing a resolution to impeach Attorney General Merrick Garland.
Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia wants to impeach Attorney General Merrick Garland over what she says is the «political persecution» of former President Donald Trump.
Greene accused Garland of «endangering, undermining and compromising the justice system» in a resolution calling for his impeachment on Friday. She claims Garland «persecuted» Trump by approving of the FBI raid of the former president’s Mar-a-Lago home. Greene and other Trump loyalists have been raging since federal agents executed a search warrant at Trump’s residence earlier this week. The FBI seized multiple boxes of documents, including many that were marked classified and some that reportedly may have included nuclear secrets.
«What they’ve been doing to [former] President Trump is political persecution,» Greene told reporters before entering the Capitol to file the impeachment resolution on Friday. «Merrick Garland has abused his position of power as the attorney general to politically persecute [President] Joe Biden’s enemies. And the whole purpose of this is to prevent [former] President Trump from ever being able to hold office.
