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Greene Says Republicans Privately Mock Trump as Fear of Truth Social Keeps Them in Line

Her break with the president precedes an early January 2026 exit, triggering a special election in Georgia.

Overview

  • In a CBS 60 Minutes interview, Marjorie Taylor Greene said many Republicans derided Trump in private but publicly backed him after his 2024 primary win.
  • Greene said colleagues stay quiet out of fear of being targeted by harsh posts on Truth Social.
  • Trump responded on Truth Social by attacking Greene, calling her a traitor and comparing her to a rotten apple.
  • Greene reported 773 murder threats to Capitol Police over five years and said threats intensified after Trump's public insults, including a pipe-bomb threat to her home and threats against her son.
  • Having distanced herself from MAGA, Greene now labels herself America First and criticizes Trump's priorities, citing his support for crypto and the pharmaceutical industry.