Overview
- Greene said she will resign from the U.S. House on January 5, 2026, announcing the decision in a statement on X.
- She framed her break with the president as a stand for Epstein’s victims, saying she should not be labeled a traitor or threatened for seeking disclosure.
- Trump publicly withdrew his support last week and told ABC News her departure is "a super news for the country."
- Greene criticized Trump’s handling of Epstein records and highlighted an expected House vote to force publication, while Trump on November 20 signed a law mandating release of official documents.
- She also faulted Trump’s economic approach and predicted in a video that Republicans would probably lose the 2026 midterm elections.