**
Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Surprising Public Feud
A stunning rift has emerged between former President Donald Trump and Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), one of his most loyal allies, sparking a high-profile feud that threatens to fracture the Republican Party. The clash, fueled by disagreements over abortion, Ukraine funding, and GOP leadership, has escalated into a full-blown political showdown just months before the 2024 election.
What Sparked the Trump-Greene Feud?
The conflict began when Trump declined to endorse a federal abortion ban, insisting the issue should be left to states. Greene, a hardline anti-abortion advocate, blasted Trump’s stance as a betrayal of the pro-life movement.
“President Trump’s retreat on abortion is unacceptable. The MAGA movement was built on defending the unborn.” —Marjorie Taylor Greene
Trump fired back, calling Greene “naive” and defending his position as a strategic necessity for winning elections.
Ukraine Aid and Speaker Johnson Deepen the Divide
The feud intensified when Greene attacked House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) for supporting a $61 billion Ukraine aid package. Trump, however, praised Johnson, further angering Greene, who accused him of siding with “the swamp.”
Trump’s Ultimate Rebuke: Endorsing Greene’s Primary Opponent
The breaking point came when Trump endorsed one of Greene’s primary challengers in Georgia—an unprecedented move against a once-trusted ally. Greene defiantly declared she answers to voters, not Trump.
GOP Reactions: Party Divided Over Trump-Greene Split
- Hardliners like Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) back Greene, accusing Trump of compromising.
- Establishment Republicans see Greene as a liability.
- Lindsey Graham (R-SC) downplayed the feud, calling it “just politics.”
2024 Election Implications
This public rift highlights the GOP’s internal struggle between Trump’s pragmatic populism and the far-right’s demand for ideological purity. Democrats, meanwhile, are capitalizing on the chaos to paint Republicans as divided and unfit to govern.
Key Takeaways
- Trump’s loyalty demands are being tested.
- The GOP’s future hinges on whether it unites or fractures further.
- The feud could reshape Republican strategies ahead of 2024.
For real-time updates, follow NextMinuteNews.
**
