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Marjorie Taylor Greene to Resign From House After Break With Trump

Her exit follows a bitter split with President Trump over releasing Epstein-related records.

Overview

  • Greene said she will leave Congress on January 5, 2026, announcing the move in a 10-minute video and statement posted on X.
  • She cited threats and Trump’s attacks — including calling her a “traitor” — and said she would not force her district through a Trump-backed primary.
  • Trump withdrew his support, said her resignation was “great news for the country,” and indicated he would back a primary challenger.
  • The rift escalated as Greene pressed for transparency on the Justice Department’s Jeffrey Epstein files; Congress passed and Trump signed a law requiring their release.
  • Her departure further narrows the GOP’s slim House margin, and she has not announced any next political plans.