Summary
The Rome Police Department in Georgia reported receiving assassination threats against U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene and her family. These threats, sent via email, were discovered in the department’s junk mail folder. President Trump has downplayed the threats and has distanced himself from Greene due to disagreements on key issues.
Key Facts
- The Rome Police Department in Georgia confirmed it got assassination threats aimed at Marjorie Taylor Greene and her family.
- The threats were delivered through email and initially ended up in the police's junk mail folder.
- The police are forwarding the threats to the relevant units for further investigation.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican U.S. Representative, was previously a strong supporter of President Trump.
- President Trump has recently played down the threats against Greene, stating he doesn't believe her life is in danger.
- The relationship between Greene and Trump has deteriorated over issues like the Epstein files and government shutdown.
- President Trump has officially withdrawn his endorsement of Marjorie Taylor Greene.
