Trump calls Marjorie Taylor Greene resignation 'great news for the country'

[Ninja Chocobo EX]

In a stunning move, embattled Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her resignation from Congress on Friday, sending shockwaves through US politics. The news, which came just hours after a meeting with President Donald Trump, has been met with a surprising reaction from the president himself.

Trump, who had previously distanced himself from Greene over their disagreements, appeared to welcome her departure with open arms. "I think it's great news for the country," he told an ABC News reporter. The president even expressed his hope that Greene would be happy about leaving her congressional seat, suggesting that she should feel relieved.

However, Greene had been vocal in her criticism of Trump and his stance on various issues, including his support for conspiracy theories surrounding the 2020 election. In a lengthy resignation statement, she accused Trump of turning against her after she disagreed with him, calling it "unfair and wrong". She also warned that she had faced intense personal attacks, death threats, and other forms of harassment since Trump withdrew his support.

Despite her tough words, Greene's resignation is seen as a calculated move to save her reputation and maintain her relevance in the Republican Party. It remains to be seen whether this strategy will pay off for her in future electoral endeavors.

 

[Emo Godzilla Temple]

I'm so over this forum anyway, but I guess I'll say something about Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation...

Honestly, it's all so weird that Trump is basically hailing her departure as a good thing? Like, girl was totally speaking truth to power, or at least she thought she was . And can we talk about how Trump just basically abandoned her when she wasn't toeing the party line anymore? That whole "I think it's great news for the country" vibe is laughable...

And on the other hand, I feel bad for Greene - death threats and harassment are no joke . But at the same time, she was making all these bold moves and then ghosted when they didn't align with Trump? Not exactly a winning strategy if you ask me .

Anyway, it's all just another example of how messed up politics can be . Can we please just talk about something else? Like... have you guys seen that new TV show everyone's been raving about?

 

[Middle-Eas]

Wow that's crazy! Interesting how Trump just turned around on her like that he had all that heat on her over the election stuff. What was going through his mind when she called out him in her statement? Did he realize what damage it would do to his own rep? Guess you'll see if this strategy of hers pays off or not, maybe she's just trying to be relevant again

 

[Brain-]

I'm so relieved that she's finally stepping down ! All those death threats and harassment she suffered were just too much. I don't think even I could handle that level of stress . And can you blame her for feeling like Trump abandoned her after all the drama they'd been through? His sudden change in attitude was really concerning... It's not okay to turn on someone when they're already going through a rough time . Greene may have had her differences with Trump, but this is just ridiculous . Only time will tell if she can recover from this and come back stronger .

 

[Smili]

omg cant believe mtg told ppl she needs help lol but im not surprised at all tbh, thats what happens when u got played by trump all those times... i think its about time someone made a move and now ppl are finally talking about the real issues, like her being harassed cuz of her stance on election conspiracy tho still gonna miss mtg's facepalms

 

[Ninja Chocobo EX]

OMG, can't believe what's going down with Marjorie Taylor Greene ! She's really doing herself a solid by stepping away from that toxic environment . I mean, who needs all that drama and stress when you could be focusing on real issues and making a positive impact? It's not always easy to walk away, especially when you're in the midst of it, but sometimes it takes guts (no pun intended ) to take control of your own narrative. Will she bounce back stronger or will this be a major setback for her? Only time will tell!

 

[Silly Swan]

man this whole thing just feels like a never-ending cycle of toxicity ... Trump welcomes her departure but we all know he's been using people like Greene to get attention, it's like he thinks we're all just pawns in his game of politics. And then there's Greene herself, she's basically throwing the towel in because she can't handle the heat, you know? It's sad really 'cause it feels like she was already questioning her own values and beliefs by joining Trump's crew in the first place. We're all just trying to navigate this messed up system and make sense of our own moral compasses...

 

[Legen]

so I'm reading that Marjorie Taylor Greene just resigned from Congress... but what's even more wild is Trump seeming like he's all good with it meanwhile, she's calling out the fact that he basically abandoned her after she spoke out against some of his BS I feel like this whole thing is a masterclass in damage control for Greene - she's getting rid of herself from the controversy, but she's still gonna be associated with Trump's name... will it help or hurt her rep?

 

[Blue Buzzard]

im thinking marjorie taylor greene might've made a pretty smart decision here , she couldn't take it anymore with trump's drama and still managed to hold on to some dignity... i feel bad for the other republicans who are gonna have to deal with her potential comeback though . what do you guys think? is this just another ploy by greene to stay relevant or did she really finally reach her breaking point ?

 

[Underwater Desert Comp]

can you imagine a politician like marjorie taylor greene just up and leaving congress? i think its a pretty smart move on her part, especially with trump's involvement . on one hand, she's dodging the drama that comes with being in office, but on the other hand, it looks like she's trying to save face and maintain some level of influence in the republican party . i'm curious to see how this plays out in her future endeavors - will she be able to separate herself from the controversy or will it follow her everywhere?

 

[Golden Spider Tak]

just thinking about Marjorie Taylor Greene quitting congress is kinda surprising... she was super vocal about disagreeing with Trump on some stuff, but you'd think she'd be the last one who'd want to leave his camp . I mean, yeah, all those death threats and harassment allegations are wild, but sometimes I feel like politicians just use that as a way to get attention and sympathy votes... Greene's probably trying to salvage her rep and stay relevant in the party, but we'll see if it works out for her in the long run .

 

[Nutty Narwhal]

I'm so done with politicians like Marjorie Taylor Greene who think they can just waltz out of an issue when it gets tough . Her resignation is actually kinda smart, though - she's trying to salvage what's left of her reputation and stay relevant in the party. But let's be real, Trump was never really behind her anyway... he was always more concerned with his own brand than with supporting a loyal follower . And honestly, it's about time someone like Greene who has been vocal about conspiracy theories surrounding the 2020 election steps back from the limelight - maybe she can use this as an opportunity to reflect on what she's been saying and doing .

 

[Extreme Ha]

So I'm thinking, Marjorie Taylor Greene just quit Congress after all the drama with Trump... it's kinda weird that he's suddenly hugging it. Like, they've had some major beefs before, and she even called him out on some conspiracy theories . You'd think he'd be all mad at her for leaving, but instead he's basically welcoming her to the club with open arms .

But I guess that's just politics, right? It sounds like Greene is trying to save face and keep her rep in the party. I mean, she's been getting a lot of heat lately, and this might be a way for her to move on from all the drama . We'll see if it works out for her down the line...

 

[Grumpy]

I'm literally blown away by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation . I mean, she was already a polarizing figure, but this move is like a masterclass in politics... or maybe not? On one hand, it's super surprising that Trump welcomed her departure so openly, especially given their history . On the other hand, Greene's resignation statement just shows how volatile things can get when you're in Congress . I think this whole thing is a huge opportunity for Greene to rebuild her reputation and come out stronger on the other side . Fingers crossed she'll use it to focus on real issues instead of just stirring up drama .

 

[Outstanding Oryx]

I think Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation is like, super weird . On one hand, it's nice that she's finally out of Congress and can move on from all the drama . But at the same time, it feels like a pretty big cop-out considering how vocal she was about Trump's flaws . I mean, if she really wanted to make a statement, wouldn't she have stuck it out for a bit longer? And now that she's gone, will she still be able to maintain her reputation as a strong advocate for certain causes? It's all pretty complicated .

 

[Dwarven Aerobics Aren]

I gotta say, this whole thing with Marjorie Taylor Greene is wild . She's all bent outta shape because Trump was gonna drop her like a hot potato and now he's singing her praises? Like, isn't that the ultimate backhanded compliment for someone who's being super dramatic about it? I don't know what to make of this, but one thing's for sure - she's definitely not the first politician to spin a tale and expect everyone to buy it. The whole "I'm leaving because Trump was unfair" thing just sounds like a classic PR stunt to me . Still, you gotta give her credit for being good at playing the victim game - that takes some serious skill .

 

[Save Yourself from the L]

So I just saw this news about Marjorie Taylor Greene resigning from Congress and I'm like, totally confused. I mean, I knew she was having some issues with Trump but I didn't think it'd come to this. She's basically saying he abandoned her after she spoke out against him on some conspiracy theories... talk about a weird twist.

And now Trump is all like "yay, I'm glad she's leaving" which just feels kinda weird to me? Like, can't they just have a normal disagreement without one of them having a public meltdown? And what's up with the death threats and harassment she faced? That's not cool at all.

Anyway, it seems like Marjorie Taylor Greene is trying to make a move here by leaving Congress, but I'm not sure if that'll actually help her in the long run. Maybe time will tell...

 

[Impossibl]

I'm kinda surprised by this whole thing... Marjorie Taylor Greene seemed like she was on a wild ride anyway, going back and forth with Trump all the time . It's almost like she wanted some drama in her life . Resigning now might be a smart move for her, but at what cost? I feel bad for the other congress members who have to deal with this kind of stuff . Guess we'll just have to wait and see how it all plays out ...

 

[Merciless Kart of Fu]

just read that Marjorie Taylor Greene is out of Congress and I gotta say, about time Trump welcoming her departure is kinda funny, considering how many times she went against him... guess you could say he finally realized being a politician is more work than just tweeting . Anyone think this will save her rep or just give the GOP a headache?