Greene’s one remaining district office is publicly unlisted and unadvertised, her congressional spokesman confirmed. In order to visit, constituents must fill out a meeting request form on Greene’s website or set up an appointment by phone, where only then they will be given the physical address of her office, said Nick Dyer, who requested the office address not be publicized citing security concerns.

Reminds me of when I went to a secret rave where you had to call a pre-recorded line on the night of the event. It told you where to get picked up by a van shuttling people to the location of the party. This was to avoid leaking the location to authorities. It was a really good party, as I recall.

But some constituents perceive a lack of Greene’s presence in her sprawling district in Northwest Georgia, leaving them frustrated and wondering if she cares more about burnishing her national image than helping locals.

Let me remove all doubt. That’s all she cares about.