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Laura Loomer’s Attack on Medal of Honor Recipient Draws Backlash and Intensifies Feud With Marjorie Taylor Greene

Following her criticism of the Army’s tribute to Capt. Florent Groberg, Loomer pressed an ethics complaint accusing Greene of diverting over $113,000 in campaign funds to her daughter.

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From left, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Laura Loomer, and Lauren Boebert
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Overview

  • Laura Loomer publicly denounced Army Secretary Dan Driscoll’s decision to honor Capt. Florent Groberg on social media, citing his 2016 Democratic National Convention speech and foreign birth as disqualifying factors.
  • Her comments prompted swift rebukes from current and former military officials, including an anonymous Army officer and ex-Pentagon leaders Chris Miller and Robert Wilkie, who defended Groberg’s valor as nonpartisan.
  • Despite a lack of public response from the Pentagon, Loomer has maintained informal access to senior Trump administration and Defense Department figures, continuing to influence personnel matters behind the scenes.
  • The activist’s long-running feud with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene escalated into reciprocal vulgar insults and personal attacks on social media this week.
  • Loomer filed an FEC-backed ethics complaint alleging Greene funneled more than $113,000 in campaign payroll to her daughter, deepening fractures within the pro-Trump coalition.