Washington DC - As the House of Representatives celebrates their bipartisan agreement that averted a government shutdown, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene stepped in to kill their joy.

According to The Independent, MTG shared her frustration after House Speaker Mike Johnson announced that an agreement was made regarding Department of Homeland Security appropriations.

Greene criticized her Republican colleagues for breaking "the precious rules of the Republican Conference," noting that she and other House members weren't permitted to read the bill in full.

"We can't even read these thousands of pages before we have to vote on them," she told the outlet.

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"Well, we're now back to the house of hypocrites that I'm so sick and tired of."

In a lengthy social media post shared on Monday, Greene expressed issues with the bill containing more funding for Ukraine, which she has staunchly opposed since Russia invaded the country in 2022.

She also took aim at Johnson, noting, "We were promised a more conservative Speaker who would follow the rules."

As one of the most vocal far-right Republicans in Congress, Greene has consistently voiced her opposition to just about any spending bill that grants Democrats too much and has threatened on multiple occasions to lead a charge to see Johnson ousted if she doesn't get what she wants.

Greene also recently expressed interest in being appointed to head Homeland Security if Donald Trump is re-elected, describing it as "the top issue in the country."