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Marjorie Taylor Greene

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Greene Escalates Break With Trump, Says He Warned "My Friends Will Get Hurt" Over Epstein Files

She plans to leave Congress on January 5, 2026, framing an Epstein transparency fight as the turning point.

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Trump Escalates Feud With Marjorie Taylor Greene at North Carolina Rally

Greene Says Trump’s Grip on GOP Is Slipping as Republicans Break on Key Votes

Marjorie Taylor Greene Engaged to Brian Glenn as She Nears Exit From Congress

Greene Hosts Code Pink Cofounder as She Prepares to Exit Congress

Santos Hosts Exclusive D.C. Holiday Party With GOP Guests as Boebert’s Staffers Denied Entry

Pro-Trump Reporter Brian Glenn to Leave White House Beat to Follow Marjorie Taylor Greene to Georgia

Trump Denounces Greene After '60 Minutes' as She Blames His Rhetoric for Threats

Greene Defies Trump in 60 Minutes Interview as She Plans Early Exit From Congress

Greene Says Trump Warned Epstein Files Release ‘Would Hurt People’ in 60 Minutes Preview

Marjorie Taylor Greene Skips All House Votes as January Resignation Nears

Greene to Leave House Jan. 5 After Epstein Files Fight With Trump, Straining GOP Majority

Greene’s X Tirade Escalates GOP Turmoil Ahead of Her Jan. 5 Departure

Greene Rules Out 2028 Run as Resignation Puts GOP House Edge at Risk

Greene’s Resignation Puts GOP Majority on Edge as Leadership Downplays Talk of More Exits

Marjorie Taylor Greene to Resign From House After Break With Trump

Marjorie Taylor Greene to Leave Congress Jan. 5 After Clash With Trump Over Epstein Files

Marjorie Taylor Greene to Resign From Congress on Jan. 5 After Break With Trump

Marjorie Taylor Greene to Leave Congress After Clash With Trump Over Epstein Files

Marjorie Taylor Greene to Resign From House on Jan. 5, 2026 After Split With Trump