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'Get over it': Republicans order Trump to surrender as brawl threatens future of MAGA

Trump attacked Greene after she backed releasing the Epstein files, while he later supported their release.

'Get over it': Republicans order Trump to surrender as brawl threatens future of MAGA
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This article1 analysis · Oct 13, 2026
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Marjorie Taylor Greene and Donald Trump are at odds over her support for releasing Jeffrey Epstein’s files, and local Republicans have publicly backed Greene. The dispute highlights a rift within the GOP.

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President whose criticism of Greene and change of position on releasing the Epstein files feature in the dispute

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Marjorie Taylor Greene
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Representative whose support for releasing the Epstein files has contributed to a rift with Trump

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Jim Tully
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Chairman of the Georgia Republican Party for the 14th Congressional District who publicly backed Greene

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