Rep. Jamie Raskin Invites Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene To Join The Democrat Party

I doubt MTG will take up the invite.

Freshly off being unendorsed from President Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene has appeared to attract new friends.

Democrat Representative Jamie Raskin of Maryland on Monday invited MTG to join Democrats.

Raskin shared while speaking at a fundraiser in Florida that the Democrat Party has “lots of room for Marjorie.”

The Hill reported more details on Raskin’s remarks:

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) said the Democratic Party should welcome Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) — a longtime MAGA supporter who’s grown increasingly critical of the GOP — should she choose to switch sides.

Speaking at the 2025 “Blue Bash Brunch” Democratic fundraiser in Miami on Sunday, Raskin encouraged his party to be a big tent that welcomes all “patriots” into the fray.

“Let me just say a couple more things to you, great Florida Democrats,” Raskin said at the fundraiser. “One of them is, we are a big tent. We must be a huge, vast tent.”

“I say, this is a party that’s got room for Marjorie Taylor Greene, if she wants to come over,” Raskin said, to a mixed reaction from the crowd. “We got room for anybody who wants to stand up for the Constitution and for the Bill of Rights today.”

Greene has grown increasingly critical of her party in recent months, even as she has maintained her support for President Trump and his agenda and has continued to oppose the Democratic Party.

Watch here:

Jamie Raskin (D-MD) invites Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) to join the Democrat Party:

“I say this is a party that’s got room for Marjorie Taylor Greene if she wants to come over!” pic.twitter.com/DUCIucXxRy

— Ryan Saavedra (@RyanSaavedra) November 17, 2025

MTG is recent weeks has gone on a media blitz on several left leaning media outlets where she has thrown jabs at the Trump admin.

Take a look:

MTG to leftists: “I would like to say humbly I am sorry for taking part in the toxic politics” pic.twitter.com/BBJseFMBJx

— Svetlana Lokhova (@RealSLokhova) November 16, 2025

While I support President Trump’s administration and have voted in support of his agenda. I am also allowed to disagree with him at times.

For example, bringing the Al-Qaeda Syrian President to be honored in the Oval Office on the 250th Anniversary of the Marines and the day… pic.twitter.com/VAMjdpJVFM

— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) November 16, 2025

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🚨The MTG Rebrand on The View: Softer Voice, Bigger Target

Marjorie Taylor Greene went on The View and didn’t blow it up.

“I was asked to come on here and attack. That’s not what America needs.”

Then:
📌 Called for strength and civility
📌 Talked about…

— 🔥 CEO Branding Expert (@Ceo_Branding) November 5, 2025

NBC News reported the latest on MTG and President trump’s feud:

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., blasted President Donald Trump on Sunday for his attacks against her in recent weeks, suggesting his rhetoric could be responsible for a recent pipe-bomb threat at her construction company.

Then, hours after her post, the local police said her son was the target of a death threat.

“President Trump’s unwarranted and vicious attacks against me were a dog whistle to dangerous radicals that could lead to serious attacks on me and my family,” Greene wrote in a post on X on Sunday night, without providing details about the pipe bomb threat.

On Monday morning, police in Rome, Georgia, where Greene lives, received a pair of e-mails “in reference to the threat of Assassination to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s son,” according to an incident report obtained by NBC News.

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The two emails targeting her son, Derek Green, were sent from the same address. One of the messages said, “I am going to assassinate MTG’s son” and appeared to name him, though the name was redacted in the police report. The other email said, “I already have the plane ticket booked … MTG’s son [redacted] will have his life snuffed out soon … better watch his back.”

Derek Greene turned 22 in April, according to a post by the congresswoman at the time.