US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene Resigns Amid Fallout from Feud with Donald Trump.
In a shocking turn of events, prominent Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her resignation on Friday, citing the "unfair and wrong" treatment she received at the hands of President Donald Trump. The move has sent shockwaves through US politics, with some speculating that Greene may be positioning herself for a future run in 2028.
According to reports, Trump had previously withdrawn his support for Greene after she disagreed with him on several issues, including her stance on the January 6th Capitol attack and her criticism of COVID-19 vaccines. However, instead of further punishing Greene, Trump has now called her resignation "great news for the country."
Greene took to social media to express her feelings on the matter, stating that she had faced "never-ending personal attacks, death threats, lawfare, ridiculous slander and lies about me" at the hands of Trump. She also claimed that Trump's actions were a betrayal of their long-standing friendship.
Trump's reaction has been widely seen as tone-deaf, with many commentators expressing surprise at his apparent willingness to distance himself from Greene. In an interview with ABC News, Trump stated that he thought it was "great news for the country" and that Greene should be happy about her resignation.
Greene's decision to resign comes as a surprise to many observers, who had expected her to continue serving in Congress despite her feud with Trump. However, some politicians are hailing her move as a strategic calculation, citing her potential appeal to moderates and independents in the 2028 elections.
Despite the controversy surrounding her resignation, Greene's departure has sparked debate about the dynamics of power within Trump's inner circle. As one commentator noted, "Trump glazed Mamdani so hard Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress."
In a shocking turn of events, prominent Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her resignation on Friday, citing the "unfair and wrong" treatment she received at the hands of President Donald Trump. The move has sent shockwaves through US politics, with some speculating that Greene may be positioning herself for a future run in 2028.
According to reports, Trump had previously withdrawn his support for Greene after she disagreed with him on several issues, including her stance on the January 6th Capitol attack and her criticism of COVID-19 vaccines. However, instead of further punishing Greene, Trump has now called her resignation "great news for the country."
Greene took to social media to express her feelings on the matter, stating that she had faced "never-ending personal attacks, death threats, lawfare, ridiculous slander and lies about me" at the hands of Trump. She also claimed that Trump's actions were a betrayal of their long-standing friendship.
Trump's reaction has been widely seen as tone-deaf, with many commentators expressing surprise at his apparent willingness to distance himself from Greene. In an interview with ABC News, Trump stated that he thought it was "great news for the country" and that Greene should be happy about her resignation.
Greene's decision to resign comes as a surprise to many observers, who had expected her to continue serving in Congress despite her feud with Trump. However, some politicians are hailing her move as a strategic calculation, citing her potential appeal to moderates and independents in the 2028 elections.
Despite the controversy surrounding her resignation, Greene's departure has sparked debate about the dynamics of power within Trump's inner circle. As one commentator noted, "Trump glazed Mamdani so hard Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress."
, but what is with Trump's reaction though? He's basically saying it's good riddance 
. I get that they had a disagreement, but the way he's handling this whole thing is just weird. It's like he's trying to spin her resignation as a win for himself instead of acknowledging that maybe, just maybe, his behavior was toxic 
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. And now she's just gone 
. I hope she finds a way to heal and move on from this experience 
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? Only time will tell 
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! So Marjorie Taylor Greene just up and quits Congress because of all the drama she had with Donald Trump 
... he was being super harsh on her at first and now its all good? it feels like a master move to me. marjorie was already getting heat for some of her views, but trumps support meant she could keep a lid on the drama 
. He basically bullied her into resigning, and now he's acting all surprised that she's done so 
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. I'm just waiting to see what other skeletons come out of Trump's closet 
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he's literally saying it's great news for the country when marjorie taylor greene quits congress and i'm just over here thinking he's out of touch lol idk about her reasons for quitting but one thing's for sure she's not going to be forgotten anytime soon 
. And what's with Trump calling her resignation "great news" - is he trolling us or does he really think it's that easy to shake off someone who was riding his coattails for so long? 
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. Like, congrats, girl! You managed to pawn off the drama on Trump and save your own skin. Now we can all breathe a sigh of relief that she's not going to be holding our elected officials' feet to the fire for another four years. But seriously though, it's kinda wild how Trump is trying to spin this as "good news" - like, dude, you're the one who basically forced her hand here 
. The real question is, what's next for the GOP? Can they find someone a little less... dramatic? 
she's been through so much drama with Trump and now he's acting all innocent about it lol his "great news for the country" comment was lowkey hilarious 
And for him to call it "great news" for the country? That's just tone-deaf, you know? 
It's not that hard to find common ground or at least show some basic respect for each other. But no, instead we get drama and feuds and resignations.