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MTG hatches plot to oust Mike Johnson before she hits the exits: report

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is resigning from Congress near the start of next year — but on her way out the door, she is considering a final act of revenge against House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA).

According to MS NOW, "In recent days, the controversial Georgia Republican has been working behind the scenes to gauge whether there’s support for a motion to vacate the chair ... Under the House rules adopted at the beginning of this year, nine Republicans are needed to trigger such a vote — and Greene is trying to figure out who might be willing to sign on."

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'You're on notice': Trump pal vows to expose Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'scandals'

A Donald Trump ally and confidante on Sunday threatened to reveal the "scandals" of Marjorie Taylor Greene, a MAGA ally who recently feuded with Trump.

Laura Loomer, who has been called the "Trump Whisperer" for her close association with the president, has long feuded with Greene over several different issues. Loomer has sided with Trump as the president has cast Greene out of his orbit, and she further escalated her attacks on the lawmaker over the weekend.

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'Thing that stuck out most': GOP insider flags detail 'that should give Republicans pause'

A GOP strategist on Saturday flagged a key detail about a MAGA lawmaker's recent resignation that he says should "give a lot of Republicans pause."

Brendan Buck, a former key adviser to ex-House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI), appeared on MS NOW over the weekend, and was asked about MAGA lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene's decision not to run for another term in office. The host specifically asked Buck, "What is going through Speaker Mike Johnson's mind right now?" and noted, "A prominent member of your party openly saying Republicans will lose the midterms. That has got to be a blow."

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Ex-Bush adviser takes MAGA ally to task as 'biggest joke in town' flies over her head

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) resigned because she "didn't get the joke" of all politics in Washington, D.C., according to a former Bush adviser.

Former speechwriter to President George W. Bush, David Frum, on Saturday wrote about Greene's retirement in an article called, "Marjorie Taylor Greene Came So Close to Getting the Joke," in which he suggests Greene was a true believer who lost her faith in the president.

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‘Welcome to the under-the-bus club’: Trump outcasts gloat as another ally bites the dust

The New York Sun reports that former aides and allies of President Donald Trump are welcoming Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) to their growing fold of political figures whose careers have ended after crossing Trump.

“As I like to say … welcome to the under the bus club,” said Trump’s one-time lawyer and fixer, Michael Cohen in a CNN interview shortly after the Greene announced she will step down from Congress in January. “She is joining a very large group of people, myself as the charter membership director, welcome to the club.”

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'This is a big shocker': Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announces resignation from Congress

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) announced Friday evening that she will resign from Congress, with her last day set for Jan. 5.

In a statement, Greene said she has “always represented the common American man and woman,” but criticized Washington, D.C., for being “completely unserious.”

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Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests ally could be pressuring Trump to block Epstein files

A nervous-looking Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) took to CNN Sunday for her first interview since her falling out with President Donald Trump and strongly suggested that the Israeli government may be “pushing to keep” files on Jeffrey Epstein “covered up.”

Greene was asked by CNN’s Dana Bash about a social media post she had shared on Saturday in which she alleged that lobbying from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, was the reason Trump had attacked her, and openly questioned “what country is putting so much pressure on him.”

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'Where I'm at': Marjorie Taylor Greene's boyfriend posts cryptic update amid Trump fight

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA)'s boyfriend, a MAGA entity in his own right, posted a cryptic update as his significant other is embroiled in a public feud with President Donald Trump.

MAGA reporter Brian Glenn, known for viral moments including one with the leader of Ukraine about his suit, took to X over the weekend to explain his background with Trump.

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'We stand with her': GOP chair from Marjorie Taylor Greene district defends her from Trump

U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is at war with Donald Trump, and the local Republican party in her district is coming to her defense.

Jim Tully, chairman for the Georgia Republican Party for the 14th Congressional District, Greene's district, wrote a letter on X, saying, "The 14th Congressional District Republican Party issues the following statement in full and unwavering support of our duly elected Representative, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene."

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27 Epstein survivors thank GOP lawmaker for taking on Trump: 'You have our full support'

More than two dozen survivors of Jeffrey Epstein have reportedly sent a letter to a GOP lawmaker who has been speaking out against Donald Trump.

Trump‘s decision to lash out and make personal attacks on Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) set off a civil war among MAGA followers who are taking sides and lamenting that the president is tearing their coalition apart. Those hurt by Epstein appear to have chosen Greene's side.

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'Ranting lunatic!' Enraged Trump revokes endorsement of top MAGA ally

President Donald Trump lashed out Friday evening at longtime ally Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), signaling a dramatic rupture in one of the staunchest MAGA relationships in Congress.

Greene, a loyal Trump supporter for years, has in recent weeks become one of his sharpest critics, questioning earlier Friday whether he remains an “American First” president.

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MTG says rising costs are a 'five-alarm fire' — and accuses Republicans of ignoring it

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is directly calling out her fellow Republicans for failing to follow through on their promises to lower prices for basic necessities.

During a Thursday interview with CNN host Kaitlan Collins, Greene said the ongoing standoff in which Republicans are refusing to include an extension of Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits in the legislation to reopen the federal government was creating a crisis for many of her constituents. She then lamented that the House was not in session to address expiring ACA credits and Americans' other concerns about rising costs of living.

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'Don't text me': GOP lawmaker rages at reporter over talk of her goal to take Trump's spot

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and her broadcaster boyfriend strongly denied a report that she's planning to run for president.

The Georgia Republican has publicly criticized her party and its leadership over the past year, and NOTUS reported that four sources familiar with the matter say Greene has been working to reinvent herself with an eye on seeking the GOP nomination in 2028.

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