Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the Georgia Republican who overcame Democratic silencing efforts to become one of the most effective voices on the right, is getting ready to settle some scores with an autobiography that could pave the way to higher office -- including the vice presidency.
Greene told Secrets that her new book, being released Nov. 21 by the Trump-aligned Winning Team Publishing, will have a simple but impactful title. It is her initials, “MTG,” three letters that in the Washington media carries a symbolic fighting message.“I wanted people to hear my side of the story,” Greene said in an interview. “Some of it is setting the record straight,” she said.
Sergio Gor, the president and founder of Winning Team Publishing, co-founded by Donald Trump Jr., expects the book and Greene’s personal stories in it to have a big impact in Washington. Greene teased to Secrets that she will tell a revealing story about the Jan. 6 protests and even dishes on the origins of Democratic claims she blamed wildfires on “Jewish space lasers.”
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