Marjorie Taylor Greene described the “miserable” life one has as a member of Congress. You work almost full-time in D.C. and can’t be regular people, seeing friends and family.

Running for Congress every two years means your practically campaigning the entire time.

MTG has lost money, and people come up to her and say crazy things in public that they believe to be true. Mrs. Greene understands how that leads people in D.C. to just get involved in the Club.

“So it’s not a life that I think is, like, something that I enjoy because I don’t enjoy it. But I’m committed to this job because I believe in it.”

Marjorie Taylor Greene described the “miserable” life one has as a member of Congress. You work almost full-time in D.C. and can’t be...{ai:summary}<p>Marjorie Taylor Greene talks about the tough life of a Congress member. With almost full-time work in D.C., it’s hard to be normal and spend time with loved ones. Campaigning every two years and losing money are additional challenges. Public outbursts by people who believe untrue things further add to the misery. This leads many to get involved in the Club. Though not something she enjoys, MTG is committed to the job because of her faith in it.</p>

MTG Explains Why She Stays in the "Miserable" Job in Congress

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