Marjorie Taylor Greene

It's the donor-driven money that happens behind the scenes that pulls a Republican over to that side.

And when I say Republican-driven, it's power.

It's sheer power.

In Washington, D.C.,

A member of Congress can fully fill their campaign coffers with just a few fundraisers in Washington, D.C., where you have the industry giants there, say, whether it's the military industrial complex, the base there, those companies, whether it's pharmaceutical companies, big tech companies.

You name it, any industry that is trying to get this candidate to support the things that they desperately need to empower them, empower their companies, help their companies become richer and richer and richer and dominate in their industry.

These executives will show up with their wives and they'll have 10 to 20, maybe 30 of them there.

And they're writing max checks, max checks on behalf of themselves, max checks on behalf of their wives.

And they will be there supporting this Republican member of Congress that needs to get reelected.

And they can make hundreds of thousands of dollars collectively.

up to a million dollars like that on just a few of those fundraisers.

And so these Republicans that are flying back and forth to Washington DC every week, they're away from their family, they're away from their friends, they're away from the people that elected them, which makes them forget what's important.

They get really lazy and it gets easy to just have a couple of fundraisers where you're getting drunk on cocktails and eating little weenies on a stick or whatever they're serving up there in the Capitol Hill Club.

And this is how they'll make all that money.

And it's a lot easier than having to go back to your district, face your district, have personal meetings with the donors and the good people that live in your district.

It's a lot easier just to depend on those little fundraisers and hang around with the lobbyists and the people in Washington that you're seeing every single week.

than it is to go back home and say, hey, you guys, I got to get reelected.

Can you support my campaign?

I'd appreciate pitching in $50 or $100.

Or if you're capable, a max donation would be great.