Trump Ally Marjorie Taylor Greene Exits House Amid Epstein Fallout and Fierce Disagreements
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In a surprise move, US Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced her resignation from the House of Representatives, effective January 5, 2026. The decision comes amidst a public feud with former ally President Donald Trump, particularly over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Greene, once a vocal supporter of Trump's 'Make America Great Again' agenda, has become a critic of the former President. Greene claimed she was 'called a traitor' for standing up for women who were allegedly 'raped and trafficked' by powerful men. Trump, in turn, had labeled Greene 'a wacky person' and vowed to endorse a challenger against her in the next election. In a video, Greene expressed her frustration, stating that 'loyalty should be a two-way street.' She also emphasized the importance of being able to vote one's conscience and represent district interests. The resignation marks a significant development in the ongoing power struggle within the Republican Party, where multiple moderate establishment Republicans have parted ways with Trump, according to the Associated Press.
