Marjorie Taylor Greene's Chief Of Staff Announces His Resignation
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s chief of staff, Patrick Parsons, has announced his resignation after less than nine months working for the Georgia Republican.
Parsons indicated in a statement that he expected the job to be temporary.
Greene “asked me to come with her to Washington and help organize her office,” Parsons said. “After eight and a half months fighting the Socialist Democrats and RINOS [Republicans in Name Only] in DC, it’s time to move on.”
Greene thanked Parsons for his help “as I’ve transitioned to Congress” in a statement posted Friday on Twitter.
She added: “He’s advised me he will be moving back into the political arena to help elect America First conservatives who can fight alongside me.”
I want to thank my Chief of Staff, Patrick Parsons, for helping me take the fight to the Socialist Democrats as I've transitioned into Congress.
He's advised me he will be moving back into the political arena to help elect America First conservatives who can fight alongside me. pic.twitter.com/ABka5Ya20N— Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸 (@mtgreenee) September 25, 2021