Rep. Randy Fine Condemns Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Antisemitism

Rep. Randy Fine expressed his relief at the resignation of Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from the House, stating in an interview with Newsmax that he was “thrilled to see her go.” The Florida Republican described Greene as an “antisemite,” emphasizing that there should be no room in Congress for such hatred. “She’s one of two we have in our caucus,” Fine said, adding that if the Republican Party does not address this issue immediately, it could face similar consequences as the Democratic Party. He warned that “no society in the history of the world that has embraced antisemitism has survived.”

Fine also criticized Arizona Democrat Sen. Mark Kelly for participating in a partisan video encouraging military service personnel to disobey what he called “illegal” orders from former President Donald Trump. He argued that Kelly and five other Democrats involved in the attempt should be held up as examples of poor public leaders, calling their actions “very, very serious crime.” The War Department announced it would review Kelly’s actions, reminding soldiers that disobed of orders is not allowed under military rules.

Fine emphasized that the Republican Party must prevent antisemitic views from influencing its policies, stating that “the only thing that stands between us and that sort of dark type of history” is the party itself.