Part of: January 6 & the Trump Relationship
Mace calls MTG committee removal 'unprecedented', weeks after warning QAnon was leading the GOP
On February 4, 2021, Mace defended Marjorie Taylor Greene from being stripped of her committee assignments, weeks after warning that QAnon conspiracy theorists were leading the Republican Party toward a constitutional crisis.
On February 4, 2021, Mace defended Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from being removed from her committees:
"One party stripping a member of another party of his or her committee assignments for comments made before taking office has never been done before."
The defense came just weeks after Mace had, by her own reported public remarks, warned that "QAnon conspiracy theorists" were leading the Republican Party and were responsible for the January 6 crisis.
Source: The Post and Courier · archived
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