US EditionLawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene blames Trump for threats against her after their split
Greene says Trump's rhetoric and online attacks have fueled death threats against her amid a House vote on Epstein files, with private security firms issuing safety warnings.
- Yesterday, President Donald Trump withdrew his endorsement of Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, R‑GA over her support for releasing the Epstein files, drawing immediate national attention.
- Pressure over the documents has created political sensitivity, with Greene joining bipartisan lawmakers calling for transparency, which has sparked backlash within the Republican Party.
- Once a staunch MAGA ally, Marjorie Taylor Greene was a provocative GOP figure, while President Donald Trump used sharp, personal language criticizing her conduct and media appearances.
- Greene wrote yesterday on X that she is receiving death threats and private security firms warned her about safety risks linked to the dispute.
- Trump signaled support for primary challengers against Greene, while political analysts say the rift complicates Trump's standing and is unlikely to disappear.
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