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Marjorie Taylor Greene Melts Down Over Trump’s Stalled Agenda — Accidentally Confirms GOP in Crisis
Marjorie Taylor Greene went off the rails in a recent interview with Steve Bannon, venting frustration about the Republican Party’s failure to deliver on Donald Trump’s agenda. Her tone was grim, warning, “We’re gonna lose the midterms at this rate” — and for once, she might be on to something.
Greene placed the blame squarely on her own party, telling Bannon, “My advice to the president is simple: stick with the agenda and ignore the people here in Washington... It’s the Republicans that are the problem, Steve.”
In a rare moment of honesty, she admitted, “We’re not gonna get it done in two years. It’s not gonna happen.” Yet she still clung to MAGA rhetoric, praising Trump’s so-called accomplishments that only really exist in far-right echo chambers.
Greene urged Trump to double down, warning that unless Republicans push his promises — from ending taxes on tips to fighting vaccine mandates — they’re doomed in 2026. “Trump’s not on the ballot in 2026,” she said, “so we have to carry the torch.”
Her solution? Not moderation, but more extremism. She pushed for MAGA to go even harder, calling out vaccine guidelines and parroting fringe grievances. Instead of pivoting, Greene wants the party to dig deeper into the chaos that’s already costing them.
She dismissed the GOP’s current strategy, warning, “If we’re campaigning in 2026 on ‘vote for Republicans so Democrats don’t impeach Trump,’ the American people are gonna go, ‘we don’t care — we’ve seen that TV show before.’”
Ironically, Greene’s outburst made the clearest argument yet for why voters are turning away from the GOP. The endless drama, empty promises, and economic failures are catching up to them — and even their most loyal mouthpieces are starting to panic.
If Democrats seize the moment and regain control, they won’t just have momentum — they’ll have the public firmly on their side.
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