Why is Marjorie Taylor Greene quitting Congress?
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Marjorie Taylor Greene announces her resignation from Congress citing personal reasons, self-respect, dignity, and love for her family, but the primary catalyst is her public dispute with President Trump over the Epstein files. The fallout includes Trump withdrawing his support, Greene facing threats, and her refusal to continue being labeled negatively. The Epstein case and disagreements with Trump and the Republican Party are central to her decision.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene to quit U.S. Congress after split with Trump
- Marjorie Taylor Greene was a prominent supporter of Donald Trump during his second term. 6s
- Greene criticized Trump for prioritizing international issues and not releasing all Epstein case details. 27s
- Trump later supported releasing the Epstein files but had already withdrawn his support for Greene. 1m 1s
- Trump publicly criticized Greene on Truth Social, calling her 'wacky' and stating she only complains. 1m 6s
- Greene announced her resignation from Congress, effective January 5th, 2026. 1m 17s
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Greene criticizes Trump for focusing on international affairs and not releasing Epstein case details, calling this a unifying issue. After Trump withdraws support and calls her 'wacky,' Greene announces her resignation, stating she is done being labeled as such.
Marjorie Taylor Greene announces she will resign from Congress early next year after a falling out with President Trump and much of her party. She cites self-respect, dignity, love for her family, and ongoing disagreements with Trump and the Republican Party as reasons for her resignation.
