Marjorie Taylor Greene
Former U.S. Representative for Georgia's 14th district
of 100 · declining trend · Some good traits but inconsistent
Standing
30/100
Raw Score
29/85
Confidence
82%
Evidence
Strong
About
Greene built a durable national profile through combative congressional politics and repeated confrontation. The strongest evidence points to resilience and some constituency-facing advocacy, but the heavier pattern is r
The observable record is shaped much more by controversy and institutional disruption than by steady public care. Her best evidence comes from persistence under pressure and occasional survivor-centered advocacy; her worst evidence is repea
Five Pillars
Pillar scores (0–100%)
The observable record is shaped much more by controversy and institutional disruption than by steady public care. Her best evidence comes from persistence under pressure and occasional survivor-centered advocacy; her worst evidence is repea
17 Criteria Scores
Individual item scores (0–5) with evidence notes
Core Worldview
Contribution to Others
Personal Discipline
Reliability
Stability Under Pressure
Timeline
Key events and documented turning points
House removed Greene from committee assignments
The House passed H.Res.72 removing Greene from committee assignments after scrutiny of past statements and conduct.
→ Formal congressional sanction reduced her committee role.
highWon Republican primary in Georgia despite national controversy
Greene survived a contested primary and maintained strong support in her district.
→ Advanced to the general election and preserved political viability.
mediumFiled motion to vacate Speaker Mike Johnson
Greene initiated a formal effort to remove the sitting House speaker.
→ Triggered a leadership confrontation and national scrutiny.
highBid to remove the speaker failed on the House floor
The House tabled Greene’s motion to vacate, leaving Johnson in place.
→ The effort failed and weakened Greene’s leverage.
mediumWon reelection in Georgia’s 14th district
AP called Greene’s reelection victory in the 2024 general election.
→ Returned to Congress for another term before later resigning.
mediumPressure Tests
Behavior under crisis or scrutiny
2022 primary pressure
2022Entered a contested primary under intense national scrutiny.
Response: Stayed combative and preserved district support.
strong resilience but polarizing leadership style2024 speaker fight
2024Forced a confrontation with the House speaker and lost.
Response: Followed through procedurally but deepened instability.
low integrity under power pressureProgression
crisis years
Sanctions and procedural fights sharpened reliability concerns.
decliningcurrent stage
Public legacy is dominated by controversy more than service delivery.
decliningearly years
Rapid rise through grievance-focused politics.
upwardgrowth years
Nationalized influence through conflict and media attention.
upwardBehavioral Patterns
Positive
- • Keeps political momentum under heavy criticism
- • Occasionally centers victims in public advocacy
Concerns
- • Repeated integrity controversies and sanctions
- • High willingness to inflame conflict for leverage
Evidence Quality
8
Strong
1
Medium
0
Weak
Overall: strong
This profile evaluates observable public behavior and evidence, not the state of a person’s soul.