Marjorie Taylor Greene is unloading on President Trump’s endorsement record just weeks after resigning from Congress. The former Georgia representative claimed Tuesday that the President’s picks actually “solidify the swamp” rather than drain it.
Greene’s comments follow a high-profile falling out with the President in late 2025. She asserted that Trump is not being “deceived” by his team but is making the choice to support candidates with “F voting records.”
“It’s not sabotage when he chooses the candidates and controls the agenda,” Greene wrote on X. She warned voters that they are responsible for the lack of progress if they continue to support Trump-backed incumbents.
The White House Fires Back
The White House quickly dismissed Greene’s criticism, labeling her a “quitter” living a “self-defeating life of subtraction.” Spokesperson Davis Ingle noted that Trump has built the “most successful Republican Party in American history” by adding to his coalition.
Ingle argued that the President has delivered more “long-held GOP priorities” than any leader in decades. He characterized Greene’s recent behavior as “petty bitterness” following her early departure from the House.
The feud intensified last year after Trump rescinded his endorsement of Greene and invited a primary challenge for her seat. He previously stated that conservative Georgians were “fed up with her antics.”
A Widening GOP Rift
Greene’s latest broadside was sparked by a post from Blaze Media commentator Daniel Horowitz. He noted that while voters complain about Congress blocking the “America First” agenda, Trump continues to endorse the very incumbents sabotaging him.
“This is 1,000% true,” Greene responded. She had previously stated she could not support Trump’s recent actions in Venezuela, signaling a total break from her former ally.
As Greene moves into private life, her criticism highlights a growing tension within the MAGA movement. While some remain loyal to the President’s strategy, others are increasingly vocal about his support for establishment “swamp” figures.
The DOJ and FBI have not commented on Greene’s recent allegations regarding security lapses during the 2024 campaign. However, the former congresswoman has promised to continue “dishing” on the inner workings of Washington.