President Trump criticized Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene for what he described as a shift away from her previous stance, accusing her of “catering” to political opponents. During an Oval Office meeting, Trump stated that Greene, whom he called “a nice woman,” had “lost her way” by focusing on domestic issues rather than global affairs. He emphasized the necessity of a president’s broad perspective, warning that neglecting international matters could lead to conflicts impacting the U.S.
Greene, a long-time supporter of Trump, responded by asserting her commitment to “100% America first.” She criticized the administration for prioritizing foreign policy over domestic concerns, particularly citing high inflation and unaffordable healthcare. The tension highlights divisions within the Republican coalition as they navigate post-election priorities.
