"Trump took to the stage to reflect that the late conservative activistdid not hate his opponents and wanted the best for them only to then add: That's where I disagreed with Charlie. I hate my opponent, and I don't want the best for them. Greene claimed she recoiled at the remark: That was absolutely the worst statement. It just shows where his heart is, she told the Times."
"Based on several interviews and correspondence, the piece presents Greene not as a convert to moderation but as a chastened insider reframing her rebellion through faith, pointing to conservative activist Charlie Kirk's memorial as a pivotal moment that forced to confront the toxic habits she once embraced, even as her core views remain largely intact. What emerges is not a redemption arc but a factional autopsy of MAGA's enforcement mechanisms, Trump's zero-sum loyalty tests, and the power dynamics Greene claims snapped into focus"
Marjorie Taylor Greene says she has not abandoned MAGA despite being expelled from Donald Trump's inner circle. She frames her rupture as driven by disillusionment with Trump's refusal to tolerate dissent, his fury over the Jeffrey Epstein files, and a corrosive political culture that ultimately turned on her. Greene reframes her rebellion through sincere Christian faith and cites Charlie Kirk's memorial as a pivotal moment that forced confrontation with previously embraced toxic habits. She calls Trump's professed Christian faith performative and describes the split as a factional autopsy of MAGA's enforcement mechanisms, loyalty tests, and power dynamics.
#marjorie-taylor-greene #maga-factionalism #trump-loyalty-tests #religion-and-politics #jeffrey-epstein
Read at www.mediaite.com
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]