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Marjorie Taylor Greene Biography Flash a weekly Biography.
Marjorie Taylor Greene dropped a bombshell on Friday night with a ten-minute video on social media announcing her resignation from Congress, effective January 5, 2026. According to NewsChannel9, she cited feeling despised in Washington, missing time with loved ones, and dodging a brutal primary backed by President Trump, sparking a crowded special election race in Georgias 14th District with contenders like Democrat Shaw Harris and Trump alum Clay Fuller already jumping in. Capitol Beat reports she blasted a takeover of the GOP by wealthy elites, big tech, big pharma, and the MAGA machine, breaking with Trump over issues like states rights on AI moratoriums, opposing overseas military moves, and demanding the full release of Jeffrey Epstein files, declaring loyalty is a two-way street and refusing to play battered wife to the presidents threats.
The fallout has been swift and savage. In her explosive 60 Minutes interview aired December 8, as detailed by CBS News, Greene dissected her fractured alliance with Trump, who fired back on social media calling her not America First or MAGA and a traitor after she pushed for those Epstein documents. Trump escalated the feud in a Takeout segment, per CBS, amid her warnings that Republicans face a midterm rout. On December 24, KATV says Greene swatted down baseless rumors of a 2028 presidential run peddled by NOTUS with four anonymous sources, posting on X that Congress needs to reconvene since DC reporters are bored and desperate, while a supposed insider and rumored beau vouched she has zero such plans.
No major headlines in the past 24 hours, but her December 11 Atlanta News First exclusive hammered home the Trump rift, and OpenSecrets noted on December 15 how her controversy-fueled fundraising blazed her trail to the exit. This seismic shift could redefine her firebrand legacy.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene dropped a bombshell on Friday night with a ten-minute video on social media announcing her resignation from Congress, effective January 5, 2026. According to NewsChannel9, she cited feeling despised in Washington, missing time with loved ones, and dodging a brutal primary backed by President Trump, sparking a crowded special election race in Georgias 14th District with contenders like Democrat Shaw Harris and Trump alum Clay Fuller already jumping in. Capitol Beat reports she blasted a takeover of the GOP by wealthy elites, big tech, big pharma, and the MAGA machine, breaking with Trump over issues like states rights on AI moratoriums, opposing overseas military moves, and demanding the full release of Jeffrey Epstein files, declaring loyalty is a two-way street and refusing to play battered wife to the presidents threats.
The fallout has been swift and savage. In her explosive 60 Minutes interview aired December 8, as detailed by CBS News, Greene dissected her fractured alliance with Trump, who fired back on social media calling her not America First or MAGA and a traitor after she pushed for those Epstein documents. Trump escalated the feud in a Takeout segment, per CBS, amid her warnings that Republicans face a midterm rout. On December 24, KATV says Greene swatted down baseless rumors of a 2028 presidential run peddled by NOTUS with four anonymous sources, posting on X that Congress needs to reconvene since DC reporters are bored and desperate, while a supposed insider and rumored beau vouched she has zero such plans.
No major headlines in the past 24 hours, but her December 11 Atlanta News First exclusive hammered home the Trump rift, and OpenSecrets noted on December 15 how her controversy-fueled fundraising blazed her trail to the exit. This seismic shift could redefine her firebrand legacy.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene dropped a bombshell on Friday night with a ten-minute video on social media announcing her resignation from Congress, effective January 5, 2026. According to NewsChannel9, she cited feeling despised in Washington, missing time with loved ones, and dodging a brutal primary backed by President Trump, sparking a crowded special election race in Georgias 14th District with contenders like Democrat Shaw Harris and Trump alum Clay Fuller already jumping in. Capitol Beat reports she blasted a takeover of the GOP by wealthy elites, big tech, big pharma, and the MAGA machine, breaking with Trump over issues like states rights on AI moratoriums, opposing overseas military moves, and demanding the full release of Jeffrey Epstein files, declaring loyalty is a two-way street and refusing to play battered wife to the presidents threats.
The fallout has been swift and savage. In her explosive 60 Minutes interview aired December 8, as detailed by CBS News, Greene dissected her fractured alliance with Trump, who fired back on social media calling her not America First or MAGA and a traitor after she pushed for those Epstein documents. Trump escalated the feud in a Takeout segment, per CBS, amid her warnings that Republicans face a midterm rout. On December 24, KATV says Greene swatted down baseless rumors of a 2028 presidential run peddled by NOTUS with four anonymous sources, posting on X that Congress needs to reconvene since DC reporters are bored and desperate, while a supposed insider and rumored beau vouched she has zero such plans.
No major headlines in the past 24 hours, but her December 11 Atlanta News First exclusive hammered home the Trump rift, and OpenSecrets noted on December 15 how her controversy-fueled fundraising blazed her trail to the exit. This seismic shift could redefine her firebrand legacy.
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And that is it for today. Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss an update on Marjorie Taylor Greene. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production."
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Marjorie Taylor Greene dropped a bombshell on Friday night with a ten-minute video on social media announcing her resignation from Congress, effective January 5, 2026. According to NewsChannel9, she cited feeling despised in Washington, missing time with loved ones, and dodging a brutal primary backed by President Trump, sparking a crowded special election race in Georgias 14th District with contenders like Democrat Shaw Harris and Trump alum Clay Fuller already jumping in. Capitol Beat reports she blasted a takeover of the GOP by wealthy elites, big tech, big pharma, and the MAGA machine, breaking with Trump over issues like states rights on AI moratoriums, opposing overseas military moves, and demanding the full release of Jeffrey Epstein files, declaring loyalty is a two-way street and refusing to play battered wife to the presidents threats.
The fallout has been swift and savage. In her explosive 60 Minutes interview aired December 8, as detailed by CBS News, Greene dissected her fractured alliance with Trump, who fired back on social media calling her not America First or MAGA and a traitor after she pushed for those Epstein documents. Trump escalated the feud in a Takeout segment, per CBS, amid her warnings that Republicans face a midterm rout. On December 24, KATV says Greene swatted down baseless rumors of a 2028 presidential run peddled by NOTUS with four anonymous sources, posting on X that Congress needs to reconvene since DC reporters are bored and desperate, while a supposed insider and rumored beau vouched she has zero such plans.
No major headlines in the past 24 hours, but her December 11 Atlanta News First exclusive hammered home the Trump rift, and OpenSecrets noted on December 15 how her controversy-fueled fundraising blazed her trail to the exit. This seismic shift could redefine her firebrand legacy.
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