Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has drawn a frenzy of speculation in recent months with a hard turnabout from her longtime conspiracy-tinted, ultra-Trump loyalist posture, striking a tone more critical of her own party, and even demanding the GOP present a solution on the health care subsidies cliff. She may be planning for a day when the MAGA movement is not led by Trump, or even by a member of his administration, but by a leader who can speak on behalf of its disgruntled base. There are several issues on which Greene is trying to stake out her own path, from her increasingly furious criticisms of how Israel has handled the Gaza war — with attendant antisemitic conspiracy theories — to the criticism of the Trump administration for not releasing the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case files.
Author: Matthew Chapman
Published at: 2025-11-06 21:58:45
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