Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene explains why she's 'extremely frustrated' with DC lawmakers

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is "extremely frustrated" by the "tone-deaf attitude" of D.C. lawmakers as Americans suffer, she indicated to Fox News Digital during a phone interview on Monday.

Speaking to Fox News Digital on Monday, Greene explained that she's frustrated by Congress.

As the GOP controls the majority in both the House and Senate and the Sept. 30 government funding deadline approaches, Greene suggested that voting on a "Biden-budget" continuing resolution would represent "a complete failure."

The congresswoman also said she would support U.S. withdrawal from NATO.

Greene is steamed that "Congress continues its same stupid behavior while most Americans" suffer, particularly younger people, she noted. The "tone-deaf attitude in Washington" makes her "extremely frustrated."

Greene explained that her children, aged 22, 25 and 27, belong to the generation that will "pay the price" of "all the America-last stupidity" of elected officials over the decades. 

"And I expect better from the Republican Party," she said, "because they said America First" while campaigning, "and they should stick to it."

Greene said that she would support a balanced budget amendment.