A dramatic public feud has erupted between President Donald Trump and Republican firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, splitting the GOP base and sparking anger among MAGA loyalists online. The dustup began when Greene criticized Trump over his administration&rsquo;s handling of various issues, including the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, prompting Trump to withdraw his endorsement with a scathing statement. In response, Greene claimed she was facing threats from &ldquo;the most powerful man in the world,&rdquo; adding that his rhetoric could incite violence against her.
&ldquo;I am withdrawing my support and Endorsement of &lsquo;Congresswoman&rsquo; Marjorie Taylor Greene,&rdquo; Trump wrote on his social media platform, accusing her of constant negativity and depicting her as a liability. &ldquo;All I see &lsquo;Wacky&rsquo; Marjorie do is COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN!&rdquo; he said, adding that she has &ldquo;gone Far Left.&rdquo; Trump also revealed that he discouraged her from running for higher office due to weak polling and suggested he would back a primary challenger in her Georgia district.
Greene responded sharply, accusing Trump of fueling threats against her. &ldquo;Aggressive rhetoric attacking me has historically led to death threats and multiple convictions,&rdquo; she wrote, adding that Trump&rsquo;s attacks have &ldquo;completely shocked&rdquo; her as a supporter who &ldquo;helped get him elected.&rdquo; She also invoked the Epstein scandal, saying she now has &ldquo;a small understanding of the fear and pressure&rdquo; Epstein&rsquo;s victims must have felt. Her comments came days after she vowed to release Epstein files following the release of 20,000 pages of emails and messages mentioning Trump.
The feud has sent shockwaves through Trump&rsquo;s base. Once unwavering supporters are now voicing regret. &ldquo;I voted for Trump three times and I regret it,&rdquo; wrote one user on X, with others calling him &ldquo;a traitor&rdquo; and claiming he&rsquo;s &ldquo;lost his way from MAGA.&rdquo; Some still refuse to support Democrats but say they would leave the presidential ballot blank. The public split raises uncomfortable questions for Republicans ahead of the next election: can Trump hold on to the loyalty that built his movement?

Trump vs. MTG: GOP Civil War Erupts Online

Furious Trump voters express regret as President, MTG clash over Epstein, politics, power

Trump vs. MTG: GOP Civil War Erupts Online

Furious Trump voters express regret as President, MTG clash over Epstein, politics, power

November 16, 2025 | 12:57 IST