Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has delayed disclosing her personal finances as required by federal law, according to a new congressional filing. Greene requested a 30-day extension to file her annual financial disclosure due on May 15 for all members of Congress, candidates and high-ranking congressional staffers. Greene’s disclosure, which covers financial activity throughout 2023, will now be due on June 14, although Green could request a second extension. Such financial disclosures are designed to defend against conflicts of interest and include information about a member of Congress’ a…