'Traitor' making 'side deals': Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed after Debt Ceiling vote

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke to the press for about 8 minutes after the debt ceiling vote as if she wanted to explain herself for supporting the debt ceiling with a yes vote. It didn't matter much though because people called her a 'traitor' on social media when the Republican firebrand posted the video on Twitter. She added this caption to the video post: "Here’s what I had to say to the press tonight about the debt ceiling vote. Watch until the end."

Some people accused Marjorie Taylor Greene of making 'side deals' that may benefit her down the road in return for her YES vote on the debt ceiling. Roll Call did a more in depth look at what happened with the debt ceiling vote and made a suggestion on why Marjorie Taylor Greene may have chosen YES as her vote:

Another key provision in the bill — championed by Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky. — would automatically cut discretionary spending by 1 percent if Congress does not pass all 12 appropriations bills for fiscal 2024 by Jan. 1, 2024. That was a key selling point for Massie, typically a staunch fiscal conservative, to support the debt limit measure, as well as other outspoken conservatives like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga.

Where does Marjorie Taylor Greene go from here if she loses a majority of her supporters for allegedly turning her back on them like a traitor?