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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) reportedly complained to Home Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) that Rep. Richard McCormick (R-GA) “grabbed her by means of the shoulders and shook her,” in step with a report from CNN.

Unnamed sources told CNN on Tuesday that Greene complained about McCormick’s habits all over a personal assembly with Johnson closing week.

Johnson allegedly shook Greene remaining week following an argument over the latest resolution to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI). After Greene’s decision to censure Tlaib for “antisemitic process” failed to secure sufficient votes, McCormick introduced a extra explicit decision to censure Tlaib, which then passed. Greene publicly criticized McCormick at the time for refusing to vote for her own resolution.

McCormick denied appearing aggressively against Greene in a observation to CNN and claimed he had simply been making a “friendly gesture” in gentle of their argument.

“I take note why there could be quite a lot of raw thoughts following the censure vote given that her censure used to be tabled and mine handed. My intention used to be to motivate Rep. Greene by means of making a pleasant gesture,” the congressman claimed. “I said to her, ‘as a minimum we can have a good discussion,’ to which she mentioned she didn’t enjoy that. For that I instantly apologized and have no longer spoken to her since.”

Greene, then again, told CNN that McCormick’s conduct was once “serious.”

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