Marjorie Taylor Greene lays out her demands for supporting budget resolutions

Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Tuesday outlined her demands for supporting additional funds to the U.S. government as Congress gears up for what is expected to be a protracted budget battle.

"I will not vote to fund the government until we achieve an impeachment inquiry," she declared on the "Just the News, No Noise" television show. "But also I will not fund a weaponized government against President Trump, pro-life protesters, parents trying to hold their school boards accountable."

Greene's call for an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden comes amid mounting evidence of a pay-to-pay scheme involving the first family in which first son Hunter Biden allegedly traded off the family name to secure lucrative business deals in exchange for access to his father. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has indicated he will not begin an impeachment inquiry without a House vote.

"I will not fund more COVID insanity, COVID vaccines, vaccine mandates, mask mandates all of these ruined American's lives and took away their freedoms," Greene continued. "And I will not vote – and this has always been my stance – I will not vote to continue to slaughter people in Ukraine and to continue to fund the war in Ukraine. This has to stop we need a peace resolution between those two countries."

"So those are my demands, not only for appropriations, but for any attempt if we have to get there for a short term [continuing resolution]," she concluded.

Ben Whedon is an editor and reporter for Just the News. Follow him on Twitter.