Trump Dumps MTG: President Calls Out 'Wacky' Congresswoman Over Epstein and Policy Differences

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In a surprise move, President Donald Trump has withdrawn his support and endorsement of Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG) of Georgia. The decision comes after several weeks of public disagreements between the two, particularly on the issue of releasing files related to late financier Jeffrey Epstein. According to Trump, his decision to end their alliance was prompted by MTG's constant complaints, despite his many accomplishments as President. In a statement on Truth Social, Trump listed his achievements, including a 'Total and Complete Victory on the Shutdown' and 'Low Taxes.' However, he described MTG as 'Wacky' and a 'ranting lunatic' who was more focused on complaining than working with him. Trump also took issue with MTG's low approval rating, citing a poll that put her at 12 percent. He claimed that he had told her she needed his endorsement to run for senator or governor, but she had failed to meet his expectations. The President further stated that he couldn't take her constant phone calls and that he understood why some conservative voters in Georgia were considering primarying her. The split between Trump and MTG is seen as a significant development, particularly given their past close ties. The two had disagreed on several issues, including the Epstein files, with MTG being more vocal in her calls for their release. Trump, on the other hand, has long dismissed the Epstein scandal as a 'Democrat hoax.' MTG's recent appearances on liberal shows like The View have also ruffled feathers among Trump loyalists. Her 'America first' approach has clashed with Trump's MAGA vision, and some have criticized her for going 'Far Left' in her views. The House Oversight Committee is set to vote on releasing the Epstein files this Tuesday, a move that MTG has supported. However, Trump's withdrawal of support for her is likely to have significant implications for her future in politics.