Marjorie Taylor Greene

The online “troll” credited with manufacturing support for Donald Trump is upset that the right-wing discourse on social media surrounding the agreement to end the war in Iran appears to be manufactured — and not by him.

Alex Bruesewitz, a 29-year-old social media strategist who now works for one of the president’s political action committees, went on Tucker Carlson’s podcast in late June to try to mend fences with the breakaway MAGA faction angered by the war with Iran — while suggesting that critics of the plan to end the war are part of “coordinated influence campaigns.”

“I believe there definitely is a coordinated effort to put pressure on the president and the administration to continue the conflict in Iran,” Bruesewitz told Carlson. “And I believe there is even potentially foreign influence involved.”
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Marjorie Taylor Greene, the former Georgia congresswoman who built a career railing against government overreach, traveled to Mexico this week to receive a stem cell treatment that the FDA has not approved — and says she thinks Washington should make it legal.

Greene told TMZ that she and her fiancé, right-wing media personality Brian Glenn, underwent stem cell IV treatments Saturday at Dream Body Clinic in Puerto Vallarta. The FDA has not approved most stem cell therapies because they haven't completed the process required to establish that they're safe and effective — which is why the couple crossed the border to get them.

Greene says she's always been proactive about her health, tracing it back to her days owning a CrossFit gym, and believes stem cell therapy is an effective anti-aging tool. She also told TMZ she doesn't carry health insurance, preferring to spend that money on preventative treatments she believes in....

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) took to X on Wednesday to rage against prominent allies of President Donald Trump for pushing the Republican Party toward electoral ruin.

Greene, a far-right lawmaker elected despite a bevy of QAnon conspiracy theories, increasingly fell out with the Trump administration over its handling of health care fights and the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case files.

She was reacting to new data showing that Democrats have flipped 12 legislative seats, including in heavily Republican areas, since 2025, the most recent being a pair of districts in Florida this week — and accused a handful of specific Trump allies of driving him into a disastrous war with Iran....

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) accused President Donald Trump's team of sharing "nods" to the conspiracy theory group QAnon to "brainwash" supporters.

In a Tuesday post on X, Greene responded to a commenter who said she had worked on Trump campaigns.

"I keep hearing people say how 'tone deaf' Trump is to the whole Epstein issue and that he doesn't seem to grasp the anger of his base," Breck Worsham wrote. "I worked two of Trump's campaigns. He is the most social media savvy president of all time."...

Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has a warning for MAGA influencers and the GOP more generally for the midterms.

Greene, who over the weekend said Trump was ultimately responsible for everything GOP officials do, on Sunday said that certain "MAGA influencers" are going to regret mocking survivors of Jeffrey Epstein.

"All of you MAGA influencers and the rest mocking the seriousness of women who were trafficked and raped as teenagers and young women look like cult fools," the ex-lawmaker wrote on X. "Good luck trying to get women to vote for Republicans in the midterms you insensitive clowns."...

A former MAGA leader on Wednesday lashed out against Donald Trump and the GOP, saying they are causing citizens to be censored for posting about deceased child abuser Jeffrey Epstein.

Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene was once a strong ally of Trump and Republicans, but even at that time she had some disagreements. One example is the TikTok ban, which she voted against and other Republicans supported.

She chimed in about that subject on X, writing, "I was one of the few Republicans that voted NO against the TikTok Ban."...

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) suggested over the weekend that a Trump administration official may have quietly contacted a federal appeals judge to stall a contempt inquiry, and the legal analyst interviewing him declared that if so, “people are going to jail.”

In a clip flagged by political video aggregator Acyn Torabi from the Legal AF podcast, Whitehouse laid out a hypothetical involving D.C. Circuit Judge Neomi Rao, a Trump appointee.

“If some MAGA official communicated to Judge Rao or her chambers and that resulted in the administrative stay that held the door open and kept the facts from the Senate Judiciary Committee for his confirmation and stalled investigation into misconduct by the DOJ,” Whitehouse began, “ask any judge how big a deal that is.”...

President Donald Trump cut off reporters and walked away after they repeatedly demanded evidence for his claim of widespread mail-in voting fraud in California.

Trump spoke to reporters outside the White House on Monday as he prepared to board Marine One for campaign events.

The midterm elections are less than a month away, on Nov. 3....

Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) bragged about a road salt win at a Maine Senate debate, and her challenger's comeback had observers cheering.

On Tuesday, Collins faced Democratic challenger Troy Jackson in a debate weeks before the midterms. Asked what she would do about President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada, Collins pointed to a specific victory.

"I was successful at getting road salt removed from the tariff list," Collins said. Jackson responded by pouncing on the answer....