Greene Breaks with Trump, Alleges Faith and Threats
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Washington — Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized former President Donald Trump this week, telling the New York Times she believes he lacks Christian faith and disagreeing with his remarks at a Sept. 21 memorial for Charlie Kirk. Greene described a September phone call in which she alleges Trump warned 'My friends will get hurt' after she pressed about alleged abusers from Epstein-related hearings, and she tweeted criticism of his foreign-policy focus ahead of meetings with Ukraine and Israel. Greene announced plans to retire from Congress and will step down in early January. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. Sept. 21 — Trump delivered remarks at Charlie Kirk memorial referencing hatred for opponents.
- 2. September — Greene attended a closed-door House Oversight Committee hearing with Epstein victims.
- 3. September — Greene alleges Trump warned 'My friends will get hurt' during a phone call.
- 4. Early December — Greene spoke in two New York Times interviews about faith, party direction, and culture.
- 5. This week — Greene tweeted criticisms of Trump’s focus and announced retirement, stepping down in early January.
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