President Donald Trump formally withdrew his endorsement of Republican Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Friday.
Trump said he made the decision after weeks of escalating frustration. He pointed to what he described as “record achievements” since returning to the White House and argued that Greene responded to those developments by “complaining” rather than delivering results for her district.
“I am withdrawing my support and Endorsement of ‘Congresswoman’ Marjorie Taylor Greene, of the Great State of Georgia. Over the past few weeks, despite my creating Record Achievements for our Country including, a Total and Complete Victory on the Shutdown, Closed Borders, Low Taxes, No Men in Women’s Sports or Transgender for Everyone, ending DEI, stopping Biden’s Record Setting Inflation, Biggest Regulation Cuts in History, stopping EIGHT WARS, rebuilding our Military, being RESPECTED by every Country in the World (as opposed to being the laughingstock that we were just 12 months ago!), having Trillions of Dollars (Record Setting!),” Trump wrote.
The president said the rift began when he shared polling data indicating Greene would be a weak contender in statewide races for senator or governor. Trump said the data showed her stalled at roughly 12%, and he warned she stood no chance without his backing — a backing he said she “wasn’t about to get.”
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