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Marjorie Taylor Greene disavows 'toxic politics,' apologizes after Trump cuts ties

Trump cut ties with Greene and said he would support primary challengers before she appealed to him to adopt a less toxic approach.

Marjorie Taylor Greene disavows 'toxic politics,' apologizes after Trump cuts ties
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This article1 analysis · Oct 13, 2026
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Marjorie Taylor Greene apologized Sunday for taking part in what she called “toxic politics” and said she hoped Trump would follow her example, days after he withdrew support and said he would back primary challengers.

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Georgia representative who apologized for her role in toxic political rhetoric

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Trump Says Greene Is Not in Danger Amid Threat Reports

Trump renewed his criticism of Marjorie Taylor Greene and withdrew his endorsement; Greene said his remarks could encourage threats against her and her family. Center outlets foreground Greene’s safety claims and Trump’s response, often linking the rift to her support for releasing Epstein-related records. Right-leaning outlets present a continuing political feud, emphasizing Trump’s attacks and the possibility of a primary challenger.

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