Marjorie Taylor Greene to force Biden impeachment vote: 'That’s what we should be doing'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said she planned to force the U.S. House of Representatives to vote on the impeachment of President Joe Biden.

While speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Greene criticized Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) for not taking more action after Donald Trump's conviction in New York. And she said that she would defy the speaker by forcing a vote on Biden's impeachment.

"I'm happy to force everyone up here to vote, because that's what we should be doing," Greene said, according to The Washington Times.

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Greene could force the vote with a privileged resolution, which does not require Johnson's approval.

"That's what I'm gonna talk to Speaker Johnson about," Greene explained. "Does he actually really support President Trump? Does he actually mean what he says? And if so, he needs to leave this conference to do it."

Greene has said that she wanted to impeach Biden because of his border policies.