Voters from Marjorie Taylor Greene's district weigh in on her feud with Trump

NBC NewsWednesday, November 19, 2025 at 8:49:41 PM
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Voters from Marjorie Taylor Greene's district weigh in on her feud with Trump
  • Voters in Marjorie Taylor Greene's district expressed their views on her ongoing feud with Donald Trump, revealing a complex relationship between the two figures within the Republican Party.
  • This conflict is significant as it reflects Greene's shift from a staunch Trump ally to a critic, raising questions about her future in the GOP and the potential impact on her constituents' support.
  • The tensions between Greene and Trump underscore a broader divide within the Republican Party, as differing opinions on loyalty and policy continue to emerge, particularly regarding economic and foreign issues.
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