President Trump has announced that he will no longer support Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, citing her "Far Left" stance and what he described as excessive complaining. The decision marks a significant break between the two, who had previously been closely aligned.
In a lengthy post on his Truth Social platform, Trump stated that Greene has become increasingly critical of him and the party leadership, including his own actions. He claimed she is upset about not receiving regular phone calls from him but argued he has more pressing matters to attend to, citing 219 Congressmen/women, 53 U.S. Senators, 24 Cabinet Members, and numerous countries with which he has diplomatic relations.
Trump announced that he will withdraw his endorsement of Greene, suggesting that she may face a primary challenge against her in the deep-red northern Georgia district if a suitable opponent emerges. In response to this development, Greene claimed that Trump had "attacked" her and "lied" about her, vowing to continue praying for the administration's respect.
Greene has been at odds with Republican leaders over issues like rising healthcare premiums and cost of living, drawing rare praise from Democrats who have highlighted these concerns in their own policy proposals. She has also clashed with Trump himself on several occasions, including over releasing Justice Department records related to Jeffrey Epstein, an issue the president had urged Republicans to drop.
In a recent interview with "CBS Mornings," Greene argued that Trump's opposition to releasing the files was a "huge miscalculation" and accused him of trying to "make an example" out of her. She also claimed Trump has lost his way by spending too much time on foreign policy, which led Trump himself to label her response as "lost."
In a lengthy post on his Truth Social platform, Trump stated that Greene has become increasingly critical of him and the party leadership, including his own actions. He claimed she is upset about not receiving regular phone calls from him but argued he has more pressing matters to attend to, citing 219 Congressmen/women, 53 U.S. Senators, 24 Cabinet Members, and numerous countries with which he has diplomatic relations.
Trump announced that he will withdraw his endorsement of Greene, suggesting that she may face a primary challenge against her in the deep-red northern Georgia district if a suitable opponent emerges. In response to this development, Greene claimed that Trump had "attacked" her and "lied" about her, vowing to continue praying for the administration's respect.
Greene has been at odds with Republican leaders over issues like rising healthcare premiums and cost of living, drawing rare praise from Democrats who have highlighted these concerns in their own policy proposals. She has also clashed with Trump himself on several occasions, including over releasing Justice Department records related to Jeffrey Epstein, an issue the president had urged Republicans to drop.
In a recent interview with "CBS Mornings," Greene argued that Trump's opposition to releasing the files was a "huge miscalculation" and accused him of trying to "make an example" out of her. She also claimed Trump has lost his way by spending too much time on foreign policy, which led Trump himself to label her response as "lost."
... I mean what's going on with these two?! It's like they were closer than siblings but now it's like they're complete strangers. And honestly I don't blame Trump for making this decision, I think Greene has been a bit too much to handle lately 
She was already clashing with the party leadership and now she's taking it out on poor Trump? Like, no wonder he didn't want to talk to her all the time... that's not some big deal, that's just basic human decency 
. And can we talk about how ridiculous it is for Greene to claim Trump lied about her? Like, dude said you've been being way too critical of him and now you're acting like he attacked you? Give me a break 
. I think this whole thing is just proof that politics has become way too toxic 
. Anyway, I guess we'll see what happens next... maybe Greene will finally learn to tone it down 
i feel bad for her cuz she has been fighting against some tough odds trying to bring attention to issues like rising healthcare premiums and cost of living which are def worth talking about 
I'm not sure why President Trump is suddenly going after Marjorie Taylor Greene over this. Like, isn't he the one who's always complaining about how unfair politics is? 
I don't get it. He says she's being too critical of him and party leadership, but isn't that what leaders are supposed to do? 
And what's with the whole "more pressing matters" thing? That just sounds like a fancy way of saying he doesn't have time for her problems 
. Anyway, I'm curious to see how this plays out in Georgia - it could get pretty interesting 
it's like, refreshing to see someone speaking out on issues that matter. And now Trump is withdrawing his endorsement? That's gotta hurt her campaign vibes 
. Greene seems like a firecracker, but I feel her about this though... it's sad to see two people who were once allies going at each other. What do you guys think? Should Greene try to run again or take the L and bow out? 
like what was he thinking? she's been speaking truth to power on those crazy healthcare prices and cost of living issues... maybe he just got tired of being called out 
. anywayz, it's gonna be interesting to see how this plays out in the primaries - i feel bad for greene, but at the same time, she was already getting roasted by republicans for her views 
. trump always has a way of creating drama, might as well just sit back and watch the trainwreck 
Not that it'll be easy, but at least now they can say Trump isn't responsible for her actions anymore... 
. I get why some people might see it as a power play, but let's not forget that Greene has been all about listening to her constituents' concerns 
. Trump saying she's "excessive" complaining just seems kinda rich coming from someone who's always had a loud voice 
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. I'm not sure what the endgame is for either of them here, but one thing's for sure - this isn't going away anytime soon 
I'm not sure what's gonna happen next with her and who might come in as a primary challenger. Guess only time'll tell 