Topic: Voice Votes

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced the Congressional Voting Accountability Act to end the practice of passing legislation via "voice vote" without a recorded tally. The bill seeks to force all 435 members of Congress to vote in person and on the record, preventing a handful of members from passing massive bills in an empty chamber.

Marjorie Taylor Greene explains her strategy of forcing recorded "roll call" votes in the House to prevent members from hiding their voting records through voice votes. She claims this practice has put over 500 bills on the record, allowing constituents to see if their representatives actually showed up and how they voted. Greene also criticizes Representative Dan Crenshaw for his alleged ties to the World Economic Forum and his opposition to the Freedom Caucus.