40 Republicans vote against Greene's motion to adjourn, in effort to delay COVID bill

On Wednesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., introduced a motion to adjourn as the House prepared to debate the coronavirus relief package, and 40 House Republicans joined Democrats in voting against the motion. 

That was the fourth time Greene moved to adjourn in recent weeks, and each time more Republicans voted against the motion.  Some complained that the unexpected votes disrupted their daily business, such as constituent meetings and congressional hearings. But a defiant Greene said she had no qualms with disrupting the usual order of business. "I have no problem saying, ‘Hey guess what, if you’re whining about walking down to the floor and having to vote and it may have interrupted what you’re doing, well guess what, your voters back at home and the American people don’t really care. They’d rather see you govern and they want you to do the job that they elected you to do,’" she told The Washington Post.