Rep Greene Breaks with Trump, Threatens Epstein Accomplice Revelations

Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a prominent ally of President Donald Trump, publicly broke with him by demanding transparency and accountability regarding Jeffrey Epstein's abuse victims and files. Greene urged Trump to meet with Epstein victims in the Oval Office and supported bipartisan legislation pushing the Department of Justice to release all Epstein-related documents, despite warnings from the White House labeling the effort as hostile. Greene, alongside Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, threatened to publicly name Epstein's alleged abusers, increasing pressure on House Speaker Mike Johnson to disclose the files. This stance has drawn both bipartisan praise and criticism from far-right MAGA figures like Laura Loomer, who accused Greene of betraying Trump and damaging her political career. Greene framed the fight for Epstein file disclosure as a nonpartisan issue, emphasizing justice for victims and condemning elites who ignored the abuse. While Trump and GOP leaders have resisted full disclosure, Greene's actions highlight growing tensions within the party over handling the Epstein scandal.