Marjorie Taylor, Toxic Politics

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What Marjorie Taylor Greene’s political revolt may say about Trump
Trump has furiously resisted the move. But on Sunday evening, he reversed his position, saying Republicans should call for the Epstein files’ release in a House vote this week. He wrote on Truth Social,

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Apologizes for Her Role in ‘Toxic Politics’
Marjorie Taylor Greene says "I don't see political party lines" on health care
Trump Administration Highlights: President, in Reversal, Urges House to Approve Releasing Epstein Files
Mr. Trump urged House Republicans to back a measure that would compel the Justice Department to release the Epstein files, reversing his stance after facing the prospect that the measure could receive...

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Trump feuds with Greene before key 2026 midterm elections as MAGA rift grows
The president has responded to his former ally fearing for her life.
Marjorie Taylor Greene doubles down on Epstein files amid fallout with Trump
"I believe the country deserves transparency in these files, and I don't believe that rich, powerful people should be protected if they have done anything wrong," Greene told Bash.

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Trump cuts ties with Taylor Greene, once among his top MAGA-world defenders
Why Marjorie Taylor Greene and President Trump Are Feuding — and What It Means for the GOP

Majority of Democrats say 'extremist political rhetoric' contributed to Charlie Kirk assassination: poll

A new NBC News poll found 61% of Americans believe extremist political rhetoric contributed to Charlie Kirk's assassination, with cross-party agreement.

Poll: Majorities across parties say 'extreme political rhetoric' was a contributor to Charlie Kirk's killing

It's the first time in NBC News polling across five different violent incidents that there has been bipartisan agreement blaming extreme rhetoric from political and media figures.

DNC says Republicans 'panicking' as Trump holds Van Epps event: The week in politics

Plus, Trump pardons husband of political ally U.S. Rep. Diana Harshbarger, Van Epps misses finance disclosure deadline

Using detainees and prisoners as photo props has a long history in American politics

“Historically, this type of political propaganda has worked to win elections,” he said, citing the ad featuring Willie Horton, a Black man who committed crimes while out of a Massachusetts prison through a furlough program. Dukakis was governor at the time.
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