Trump calls it out with Marjorie Taylor Greene amid Epsterin Feud, calling it ‘wacky’
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US President Donald Trump publicly helped Vuits and one of his stalwart Maga-World supporters, referring to Georgia Rep. Marjorie”
Greene was once the epitome of Trump’s “make America great again”, sporting the signature cap of Joe Biden’s 2024 State of the Unions when Biden is partnering with the Capitol Hill Republiblie.
Trump’s latest firing of Greene appears to be the only controversy that has been raging for months, as Greene appears to have expressed his political profile.
The third-term member of the US House of Representatives has been torn apart by Republican leaders, attacking the federal government and saying they need a plan to get health insurance policies.
Accusing the Georgia Republican of Reorgia of going “to the left,” Trump wrote on social media that all he had seen from Greene in recent months was “complaining, complaining, complaining! Insensitivity, anger expressed by Greene who returned his calls, “I can’t take a popular call every day.”
In response to Social Media Platform X, Greede wrote on Friday that Trump had attacked me and killed me. ” He added a screenshot of the text he said he had sent the President earlier in the day to release the Jeffrey Epsterh files, which he said “sent him over the edge.”
Greene called it “really surprising how hard you fight to stop the Epsterin files from getting out to get to this level,” referring to next week’s Society of the Week issue at the time.
Writing that she supported Trump “with my precious time, a lot of money, and fought hard for him even when all the other Republicans turned their backs and took it out,”
Trump’s post appears to tie a bow on the end of the downward spiral that followed the election in Jersey and Virginia, where the race went to Democrats in large part due to concerns about the cost of living.
Greene says Trump needs to focus on US issues
Last week, Greene told NBC news that “watching the leaders of the nations come to the White House through a mature door does not help to focus on high prices at home rather than the latest emphasis on foreign affairs.
Trump responded that Greene ‘lost his way.’
US President Donald Trump is suppressing questions about recently released emails that equip him to be impeached in a vote before the US House of Asper of next week.
Asked about Greene’s response earlier Friday as he flew from Washington to Florida, Trump reiterated that he felt “something happened to him in the last month or two.” He said that if he had not gone to China to meet President Xi Jinping, there would have been bad business practices in Georgia and other places because China would have kept curbs on exports.
To say that people have been calling him, wanting to challenge Greene, Trump, “lost the good reputation of conservation.”
Greene’s fantasy days are back at least, when he announced that he would not run for senate against Democrat Jon Ossaff, while attacking Republican donors and advisers who feared he would not succeed. In June, he sat down publicly with Tucker Carlson after Trump called the analyst “kooky” in Schism from among the mags and in national security over the government’s efforts.
That was only confirmed in July, when Greene said he would not run for governor. After that, he attacked the “Ole Ole One” political system, The blame was the only Republican regime. Greene has become increasingly provocative in recent weeks, with interviews and media appearances aimed at chronic pain sufferers.
Asked on the Comedian Tim Dillon’s Podcast if he wants to run for President in 2028, Greene said in October, “but I hate political things” and I just want to “fix the problems,” but he didn’t want a “clear answer.
The one who is prone to the appearance of the HOL MAHER MAHER show Real timefollow them in the coming days with the November 4th appearance on ABC’s Watching. Some observers began to call greene as if they were pulling Republican House Speaker Mike John Johnson of Louisiana by calling Republicans back to Washington and coming up with a health care plan.
