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46,218 news transcripts show ideologically extreme politicians get more airtime

  • Written by Joshua P. Darr, Assistant Professor of Political Communication, Louisiana State University
46,218 news transcripts show ideologically extreme politicians get more airtimeRep. Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks to the press after the House voted to remove her from committee assignments.Drew Angerer/Getty Images

Committee assignments are normally a blessing for new House members. But some of today’s newer members, like freshmen Republican representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Madison Cawthorn, seem to be more...

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