Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is going viral after floating the idea of temporarily banning registered Democrats from voting in elections after moving to red states.

"I think red states could choose in how they allow people to vote in their states," Greene told Charlie Kirk on The Charlie Kirk Show. "For example, over the past couple of years, we've seen a mass exodus from California and New York, where we've seen people fleeing those leftist policies and moving to states like Florida, Georgia, [and] Texas."

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These blue voters like the tax policies, schools, and "consequences" of Republican leadership, but their support of leftist policies could represent a threat to those benefits, Greene said.

"What I think would be something some red states could propose is ... well once, once [registered Democrats] move to a red state, guess what, maybe you don't get to vote for five years," she said. "You can live there. You can work there, but you don't get to bring your values that you basically created in the blue states you came from by voting for Democrat leaders and Democrat policies."

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It would be up to individual Republican-led states to choose such a policy to ensure they "don't get changed, which is what's happening, unfortunately, when Democrat voters leave their Democrat states and they take their Democrat votes with them."

Greene, who described herself as a "big believer in freedom," said a temporary voting ban would protect "life, liberty, and happiness," which the Left is "totally destroying."