Marjorie Taylor Greene Flips Trump’s Insult, Unleashes Her Own Jab

Marjorie Taylor Greene, the firebrand former congresswoman from Georgia, just flipped the script on Donald Trump’s favorite insult with a twist that’s sure to ruffle feathers.

“I don’t have Trump Derangement Syndrome,” Greene declared on X, taking aim at the term Trump and his loyalists use to belittle critics—an unrecognized medical label that’s become a staple in political banter.

Instead, she proclaimed, “I have Trump Disappointment Syndrome.”

Check out her post on X.

This bold statement came alongside a video from her recent speech at a Ron Paul Institute conference in Texas, where she laid bare her growing rift with Trump over key issues. The most explosive? His administration's refusal to release documents tied to the late Jeffrey Epstein, a notorious figure who once ran in Trump’s circles.

Greene revealed that after she signed a petition spearheaded by Democrats to push for the release of Epstein-related files, Trump reached out. He allegedly told her to “take your name off that discharge petition,” branding it a “Democrat hoax” and ominously warning her that “my friends are going to get hurt.”

“That’s when MAGA died,” Greene lamented. “That’s when the entire thing shattered for me.”

Known for her penchant for wild conspiracy theories and incendiary remarks, Greene has morphed into a vocal critic of Trump, particularly regarding the Epstein scandal and his stance on the Iran conflict.

In response, Trump has dismissed Greene as a “lunatic,” and just last week, he couldn’t resist throwing shade at her during a conversation with her fiancé, Brian Glenn, a correspondent for Real America’s Voice.