Marjorie Taylor Greene tears apart MAGA

“All of you MAGA influencers and the rest who mock the seriousness of women who were trafficked and raped as teenagers and young women seem like cult fools,” he wrote on X. “Good luck trying to get women to vote Republican in the midterms, you insensitive clowns.”

Greene said the Republican Party already has trouble attracting women to the party.

This, he said, will not help.

“Keep making fun of those of us who take rape and pedophilia seriously and demand accountability for corruption,” he sarcastically advised.

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Trump was once a close friend of Epstein, a sex offender who died in prison in an apparent suicide in 2019. In 2024, Trump and those around him promised to release files related to the case if he won the election.

After doing so, his administration held an event at the White House to give a group of MAGA influencers large folders of supposed files, but it quickly became clear that most of those documents had already been released.

Trump and his administration spent much of the rest of the year trying to prevent the release of additional files. Attorney General Pam Bondi, who at one point claimed she had an alleged list of Epstein clients on her desk ready to be released, later said there was no such list and no further documents to release.

Greene, who had been a strong Trump supporter and MAGA believer and frequently appeared with him at campaign events, joined a small group of Republican lawmakers to push for full disclosure of Epstein’s files.

Trump was reportedly unhappy.

The move sparked a rift between the two, and Trump publicly attacked her as a “traitor.”

When Trump’s MAGA allies also turned against Greene, she appeared to reevaluate her approach, apologizing for her role in what she called “toxic politics” and calling for more kindness.