Summary
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican Congresswoman from Georgia, has recently disagreed with President Donald Trump on various issues, including foreign policy and health care. She has publicly criticized Trump's policies and actions, even though she was once a strong supporter. Her disagreements with Trump include issues like U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts, spending bills, and proposed changes to mortgage terms.
Key Facts
- Marjorie Taylor Greene was a strong supporter of President Trump when she joined Congress.
- Recently, she publicly disagreed with Trump on matters like foreign policy, emphasizing a focus on domestic issues.
- Greene criticized U.S. military support for Israel and Ukraine, arguing against foreign military involvement.
- She opposed a provision in Trump's spending bill about regulating artificial intelligence.
- During a government shutdown, Greene criticized Republicans for not addressing health care costs.
- Greene spoke against a proposed 50-year mortgage term by arguing it benefits banks more than homebuyers.
- She is one of four Republicans who supported a vote to release records related to Jeffrey Epstein.
