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Trump Calls Greene a 'Traitor' Amid GOP Rift

12/11/2025

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Summary

Trump vs. Greene Feud

U.S. President Donald Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene clashed after Greene criticized him on CBS's 60 Minutes for abandoning 'America First' principles.
Trump labeled Greene a 'traitor' and questioned her intelligence.
Greene plans to resign from Congress in January 2025 and says she has faced more than 700 death threats, mostly from right-wing individuals, since breaking with Trump.
The feud highlights a significant rift within the GOP.

Summary

Moore Fills Greene's Seat

State Sen. Colton Moore is running to fill the seat vacated by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who resigns on January 5, 2026.
Moore is a supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump and has faced controversy, including expulsion from the Senate Republican caucus and an arrest for attempting to enter the state House chamber.
Greene’s resignation follows her criticism of President Donald Trump on sensitive issues, including Jeffrey Epstein’s records.

History

Historical Context

Donald Trump's election in 2016 marked a significant shift in the Republican Party, promoting 'America First' policies and leading to internal divisions, notably with the rise of the Never Trump movement. This faction, reminiscent of past conflicts like the Tea Party, reflects ongoing tensions within the GOP, as members grapple with Trump's influence and its implications for future elections.

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Trump vs. Greene Feud

U.S. President Donald Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene clashed after Greene criticized him on CBS's 60 Minutes for abandoning 'America First' principles.
Trump labeled Greene a 'traitor' and questioned her intelligence.
Greene plans to resign from Congress in January 2025 and says she has faced more than 700 death threats, mostly from right-wing individuals, since breaking with Trump.
The feud highlights a significant rift within the GOP.

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