A few years ago, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and her brand of conspiracy-minded, populist politics seemed to be on the outside looking in. One of several members of the House who was openly aligned with the January 6 Capitol rioters, Greene's close relationship with President Trump looked less like an act of strategic genius and more like she had lashed herself to the bow of a sinking ship. With the then-former president facing a litany of legal and financial difficulties and Democrats holding a trifecta in Washington, D.C., her story might have ended there — if not for Trump's stunning political comeback in 2024. This ultimately led to pardons for everyone convicted in connection with January 6 and the sudden elevation of once-fringe figures like Greene into the political mainstre

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