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MAGA feud erupts as long-term ally Greene expresses frustration towards Trump, claims death threats fuelled by his rhetoric

Greene said Trump’s rhetoric was fueling threats against her and called for an end to political violence.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene said President Donald Trump’s attacks had contributed to threats against her and urged an end to political violence. Trump said he was withdrawing his support for Greene, deepening their public break.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene
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Georgia representative criticizing Trump’s rhetoric and describing threats against her

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Trump Withdraws Support for Marjorie Taylor Greene Amid Epstein-File Dispute

Outlets report that Trump withdrew his support for Marjorie Taylor Greene and publicly criticized her after she backed releasing Epstein-related files; Greene responded publicly. Left-leaning outlets link the rupture to Greene’s files push and stress divisions among Trump’s supporters. Center outlets recount both figures’ statements, focusing on the withdrawal and the files dispute, with some also reporting Greene’s safety concerns. Right-leaning outlets more often criticize Greene or present Trump’s move as justified, while some emphasize her safety claims or wider Republican divisions.

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