Marjorie Taylor Greene — How To Fight Antisemitism Timeline

Marjorie Taylor Greene Falsely Claims That She Walked Away from QAnon in 2018.

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s association with and promotion of antisemitic conspiracy theories did not end in 2018, as she falsely claimed during a speech on the House floor.

Sophie Ellman-GolanFebruary 4, 2021QAnon, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Kevin McCarthy, 2021

Marjorie Taylor Greene Moderates Facebook Group That Called for "Day Of The Rope"

Marjorie Taylor Greene has called for the execution of Democratic politicians, and moderates a Facebook group whose members have alluded to “the day of the rope” — a white supremacist fantasy about mass hangings of “race traitors.”

Sophie Ellman-GolanFebruary 4, 2021Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia, QAnon

"Jewish Space Lasers"

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) wrote a Facebook post in 2018 suggesting that recent California wildfires were the result of “lasers” controlled by “Rothschild Inc.”

Sophie Ellman-GolanJanuary 28, 2021QAnon, Marjorie Taylor Greene

At "Million MAGA March," GOP Politicians Rally with Neo-Nazis, White Nationalists, Hate Groups

The Million MAGA March brings together Republican politicians, Trump supporters, white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and violent hate groups.

GOP House Leader: 'Give Antisemitic QAnon Conspiracy Theorists a Chance'

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) laughs off concerns about incoming Republican Congresswomen who have expressed support for the antisemitic QAnon conspiracy theory.

Sophie Ellman-GolanNovember 12, 20202020, QAnon, Lauren Boebert, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Kevin McCarthy, Cali, California, Colorado, Georgia

The GOP's Campaign Arm Officially Backs Antisemitic Congressional Candidate

The NRCC donates the maximum amount to an antisemitic and racist QAnon congressional candidate running unopposed in Georgia.

Sophie Ellman-GolanSeptember 25, 20202020, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia, NRCC, QAnon

20 Congressional Candidates Who Believe in QAnon Conspiracies Win GOP Primaries

20 congressional candidates who believe in QAnon win their Republican primary elections, and will be on their respective ballot as the Republican nominee in November.

Sophie Ellman-GolanSeptember 15, 20202020, QAnon, Trump, Donald Trump, California, Ohio, Colorado, Georgia, Texas, Oregon, Marjorie Taylor Greene

Congressional Candidate's Lawyer Speculates That Israel is Plotting to 'Release a Virus'

MAGA attorney who represents Kenosha shooter and Marjorie Taylor Greene speculates Israel is planning to release a “virus deadlier than COVID-19.”

Sophie Ellman-GolanSeptember 14, 2020Georgia, 2020, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Israel

Republican Congresswoman Shared Video Promoting Antisemitic 'White Genocide' Conspiracy Theory in 2018

Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican congressional candidate in Georgia, once shared a video claiming that an “unholy alliance of leftists, capitalists and Zionist supremacists have schemed to promote immigration and miscegenation.”

Sophie Ellman-GolanAugust 26, 20202020, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Marjorie Taylor Greene, George Soros, Georgia, White House

Trump Invites QAnon Conspiracy Theorist to Attend RNC Acceptance Speech

Marjorie Taylor Greene — the QAnon conspiracy theorist who recently became the Republican nominee for U.S. Congress representing GA-14 — is invited to personally attend Trump’s acceptance speech at the RNC.

Sophie Ellman-GolanAugust 25, 20202020, RNC, Marjorie Taylor Greene

Georgia Congressional Candidate Refuses to Apologize for Her Antisemitism

On the heels of becoming the Republican nominee for U.S. Congress representing GA-14, QAnon conspiracy theroist Marjorie Taylor Greene responds to accusations of antisemitism by falsely accusing Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) of antisemitism, and attacking Jewish donor George Soros with antisemitic tropes.

Sophie Ellman-GolanAugust 13, 2020Marjorie Taylor Greene, Chester Doles, Georgia, George Soros, QAnon, Israel, Weaponization

Georgia Congressional Candidate With Ties to KKK Wins Republican Primary

Marjorie Taylor Greene wins her runoff race, making her the Republican candidate for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District. Greene is a QAnon believer who is listed on the SPLC’s Hatewatch database, and has come under fire for posing for photos with — and refusing to disavow — former KKK leader Chester Doles.