Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Mecca, accused Rep. Jasmine Crockett of orchestrating “political violence and terrorism” and made her concerns known to Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel.
“Members of Congress are organizing political violence and terrorism,” the controversial Georgia lawmaker wrote on Thursday.
The spilled on Wednesday, including Crockett, spokespersons discussing plans for nonviolent political protests against Elon Musk's billion-dollar Tesla business.
The attack on Tesla cars has been escalating since Donald Trump won the 2024 election. Musk has been aligned with the magazine movement during his campaign and has become a key figure in the administration.
Republican staunch Marjorie Taylor Greene rages with Crockett in May 2024 for a brutal quarrel at a hearing, and the couple exerts a series of insults between the two (via Getty Images by Getty Images)
Crockett said on the live broadcast that she was “very selfish, she was really here.”
“It was my birthday on March 29, and I think everything that happened on my birthday was to have Elon demolished – yes!” she said.
Democrats say everything she promoted was non-violent, but stressed that “freedom that represents this country and the constitution is important.”
“The best way to show that we are Americans is to use our constitutional rights and decide that we will carry out protests,” she explained.
Taylor Greene had previously had a verbal Crockett in a 2024 heated committee quarrel. They had the following interactions online and in person, often breaking out into intense debates.
Tesla withdrawal movement declared itself a “peaceful protest” to ensure Americans abolish and sell their Tesla cars and abandon any stocks and stocks they may own in the Tesla company in order to gather against the richest people in the world.
Taylor Greene's comments seem to be narrating Trump's message that any Tesla insurgent, even those who simply declare disdain for Musk, should have the label of “terrorist”.
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced on Thursday that the Justice Department would file “serious” charges against three people accused of attacks against Tesla after Trump vowed to cut incidents such as “family terrorism.”
Musk has been controversial since Musk paid a strange homage to Trump Victory Ball on the day of the inauguration, recently reposting a message on social media that read: “Hitler did not murder millions. Public sector employees did it.”
Trump also defended his musk business by stepping into modern computer vehicles outside the White House and committing numerous threats in the Truth Society post earlier Friday to punish “pathological terrorist thugs.”
The president added that the convicted person would be sentenced to 20 years in prison and socially typed about the truth a day ago, boldly reading: “We are looking for you!!!”
independent Contact Tesla and Marjorie Taylor Greene for comment.
