Marjorie Taylor Greene's Departure Shrinks Narrow GOP Majority

The Republican Party's thin majority in the House of Representatives has grown even smaller. This follows the sudden resignation of Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene. Her departure highlights the fragility of the GOP's control in Congress. It also exposes significant discontent within the party as the midterm elections approach. The Republican leadership now faces a more difficult task. Passing legislation will require near-unanimous support from their remaining members.