Overview
- Trump attacked Greene on social media, calling her "wacky" and a "lunatic," and accused her of drifting left and doing little but complain.
- Greene responded by posting screenshots of texts to Trump and aide Natalie Harp about publishing Epstein files and urging a stronger domestic focus.
- She reported a surge of threats after the split and alleged that Trump has fueled and incited them.
- A House vote to force the release of DOJ documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein is expected next week, and reporting suggests more Republicans could support disclosure.
- The rupture follows months of strain as Greene criticized GOP leaders, emphasized affordability concerns, and sought broader media platforms while Trump defended his foreign outreach as benefiting states like Georgia.