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The Short Version
A public dispute between conservative U.S. Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert boiled over on the House floor in June 2023. Greene confronted Boebert and called her an expletive, accusing Boebert of copying her articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden for campaign fundraising purposes.
Latest Development
Greene and Boebert sign discharge petition on Epstein files
Greene and Boebert were two of four House Republicans who backed Representative Thomas Massie's discharge petition forcing a vote to release the Jeffrey Epstein files.
November 18, 2025 · Verified event
The Beef
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Beef timeline
November 18, 2025
Greene and Boebert sign discharge petition on Epstein files
Verified eventGreene and Boebert were two of four House Republicans who backed Representative Thomas Massie's discharge petition forcing a vote to release the Jeffrey Epstein files.
Source ↗June 22, 2023
Greene rules out reconciliation with Boebert
Public statementSpeaking to Semafor, Greene stated there was 'absolutely not' a chance of reconciliation with Boebert, alleging Boebert introduced her privileged resolution purely to boost end-of-month campaign fundraising. Boebert dismissed the criticism, stating, 'I'm not in middle school.'
Source ↗June 21, 2023
House floor confrontation over Biden impeachment resolutions
Verified eventGreene confronted Boebert on the House floor, calling her an expletive and accusing her of copying Greene's impeachment resolution against Joe Biden to turn it into a privileged resolution. Greene's spokesperson confirmed the characterization of the interaction to NBC News.
Source ↗March 14, 2022
Greene and Boebert join lawsuit against CDC mask mandate
Legal filingRepresentatives Greene and Boebert, alongside other Republican lawmakers, filed a lawsuit in Kentucky federal court against the CDC challenging its commercial travel mask mandate.
Source ↗
Where It Stands
Historical. The conflict reached a prominent peak during the June 2023 House floor incident. Greene subsequently resigned from Congress in early 2026. Despite their personal friction, both lawmakers notably joined a small group of House Republicans who voted to force the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.
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Sources
- 1.SourceGreene and Boebert sign discharge petition on Epstein files · Nov 18, 2025
- 2.SourceGreene rules out reconciliation with Boebert · Jun 22, 2023
- 3.SourceHouse floor confrontation over Biden impeachment resolutions · Jun 21, 2023
- 4.SourceGreene and Boebert join lawsuit against CDC mask mandate · Mar 14, 2022
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