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Marcus is a retired veteran of the Army. After the military, he was a military contractor with the Department of Defense and the State Department.

Marcus Flowers' campaign for Georgia's 14th Congressional District is his first entry into politics.

Supports Roe vs Wade and the right of women to choose.

Opposes efforts from the Georgia Governor to not expand Medicaid coverage and not use federal funds for healthcare.

Supports expanding resources for both telehealth and rural healthcare coverage.

- Supports Roe vs Wade and the right of women to choose. 
- Supports Medicaid expansion in Georgia. 
- Opposes efforts from the Georgia Governor to not expand Medicaid coverage and not use federal funds for healthcare. 
- Supports expanding resources for both telehealth and rural healthcare coverage.

Healthcare

As of October 28, 2022, Marcus Flowers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Immigration

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Views environmental issues as interconnected with immigration. As climate change rapidly becomes a national security threat, he believes there will be a rise in migrants coming to the US.

Supports efforts to protect the environment.

- Views environmental issues as interconnected with immigration. As climate change rapidly becomes a national security threat, he believes there will be a rise in migrants coming to the US. 
- Supports efforts to protect the environment.

Environment

Cobb County Courier 

Supports infrastructure investments in the district, including broadband to attract large or small businesses to the community.

Promises to work with the Small Businesses Administration (SBA) to attract business to the district and create jobs.

Promises to work with labor unions, the SBA, and leaders to bring work to the district, and keep Georgians in their jobs.

Supports providing workers with a living wage, providing affordable childcare, and increasing childcare facilities as a means to keep Georgians at work.

Supports efforts to invest in the "care economy." This means job creation that serves the retired and aging communities that exist in Georgia.

Supports bringing clean and environmentally friendly manufacturing jobs to Georgia

- Supports infrastructure investments in the district, including broadband to attract large or small businesses to the community. 
- Promises to work with the Small Businesses Administration (SBA) to attract business to the district and create jobs. 
- Promises to work with labor unions, the SBA, and leaders to bring work to the district, and keep Georgians in their jobs. 
- Supports providing workers with a living wage, providing affordable childcare, and increasing childcare facilities as a means to keep Georgians at work. 
- Supports efforts to invest in the "care economy." This means job creation that serves the retired and aging communities that exist in Georgia.
- Supports bringing clean and environmentally friendly manufacturing jobs to Georgia

Economy

Marcus Flowers

US House

Marjorie has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Georgia. She lives with her husband, Perry, and three children in Rome, Georgia.

Marjorie is a co-owner of Taylor-Commercial. She also started and sold a CrossFit gym in Georgia.

Marjorie Green is currently the US Representative for Georgia's 14th Congressional District. She was elected in 2020, and is serving her first term.

As a Representative, she is a cosponsor of HR 1011, the Life at Conception Act. This act would declare the right to life at all stages of life including the moment of fertilization, cloning, or any moment when an individual comes to life. The bill was introduced and did not become law.

As a Representative, she introduced HR 2316, the Fire Fauci Act. This bill would reduce the annual salary of the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to $0 until there is a new Director who is not Anthony Fauci, MD. The bill was introduced and did not become law.

- As a Representative, she is a cosponsor of HR 1011, the Life at Conception Act. This act would declare the right to life at all stages of life including the moment of fertilization, cloning, or any moment when an individual comes to life. The bill was introduced and did not become law. 
- As a Representative, she introduced HR 2316, the Fire Fauci Act. This bill would reduce the annual salary of the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to $0 until there is a new Director who is not Anthony Fauci, MD. The bill was introduced and did not become law.

Supports securing the US borders including finishing the US-Mexico southern border wall.

Opposes the establishment of sanctuary cities.

As a Representative, she introduced HR 1883, the Protect America First Act. This bill would provide federal dollars to finish the border wall, prohibit state and local governments from protecting undocumented immigrants, and impose a 4 year ban on noncitizens from entering the States. This bill was introduced and has not become law.

- Supports securing the US borders including finishing the US-Mexico southern border wall.
- Opposes the establishment of sanctuary cities. 
- As a Representative, she introduced HR 1883, the Protect America First Act. This bill would provide federal dollars to finish the border wall, prohibit state and local governments from protecting undocumented immigrants, and impose a 4 year ban on noncitizens from entering the States. This bill was introduced and has not become law.

As of October 28, 2022, Marjorie Taylor Greene’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Opposes increasing the national budget deficit

Supports passing the Balanced Budget Amendment "to finally block politicians of both political parties from their spending spree."

Promises to oppose tax hikes and omnibus bills. These are bills that determine how Congress spends federal dollars.

- Opposes increasing the national budget deficit
- Supports passing the Balanced Budget Amendment "to finally block politicians of both political parties from their spending spree."
- Promises to oppose tax hikes and omnibus bills. These are bills that determine how Congress spends federal dollars.

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CSPAN

As a Representative, the US House of Representatives voted on H. Res. 72, to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from all of her committee placements. This includes the Committee on the Budget and the Committee on Education and Labor.  11 Republicans voted in favor of this resolution. The resolution passed the House and Rep. Greene was removed from all committee placements.

The House voted for this resolution due to Rep. Greene's "racist" and "anti-Semitic" comments.

- As a Representative, the US House of Representatives voted on H. Res. 72, to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from all of her committee placements. This includes the Committee on the Budget and the Committee on Education and Labor.  11 Republicans voted in favor of this resolution. The resolution passed the House and Rep. Greene was removed from all committee placements. 
- The House voted for this resolution due to Rep. Greene's "racist" and "anti-Semitic" comments.

Administration

Marjorie Taylor Greene

- Your U.S. representative represents the interests of your district in the U.S. House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress. Georgia currently has 14 U.S. Representatives.
- U.S. representatives can author, sponsor, debate, and vote on bills that become national law.
- Representatives may serve on congressional committees. Committees focus on certain policy areas, such as transportation, education, or labor. They may also run for higher positions within their party, such as the Speaker of the House or Majority/Minority Leader.
- Representatives are elected to two-year terms. To hold this office, a candidate must be a legal resident of Georgia and a U.S. citizen for at least seven years before their election. U.S. representatives are paid a salary of $174,000/year.

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Georgia U.S. Representative, District 14

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