On Truth Social late Friday, Trump criticized Greene sharply, calling her a “ranting lunatic” and accusing her of constant complaining.

“All I see ‘Wacky’ Marjorie do is COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN!” he wrote, sharing multiple posts that further criticized her political behavior.

Policy Disagreements Amplify Tensions

The feud between Trump and Greene has been brewing for months. Greene has frequently expressed frustration with what she views as the president’s misplaced priorities, including his attention to international affairs while domestic issues, such as the expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies, remain unresolved.

Trump, meanwhile, has taken issue with Greene’s repeated public criticisms and her confrontational style, which he suggests could undermine Republican unity ahead of upcoming elections.

Epstein Files Are a Key Point of Contention

At the center of the split appears to be the ongoing dispute over Jeffrey Epstein-related documents. Greene has consistently called for the release of files connected to Epstein, arguing that transparency is necessary for justice. Trump had initially seemed open to disclosure but later resisted full release after returning to office.

Greene claims that a text message she sent regarding the files triggered Trump’s social media attacks.

“It’s astonishing really how hard he’s fighting to stop the Epstein files from coming out that he actually goes to this level,” Greene said, adding that Americans are more concerned about everyday issues like rising costs and foreign wars.

A Fracture in the MAGA Coalition

Trump’s public rebuke of Greene represents a notable fracture within the MAGA movement, which has been a key pillar of his political influence. Historically, Greene’s aggressive alignment with Trump helped boost his agenda and maintain loyal grassroots support.

However, her outspoken criticism in recent months, particularly regarding domestic policies, has strained the relationship.

Trump Opens Door for Primary Challenges

In his posts, Trump indicated that he would support a primary challenger to Greene if a “viable Republican” emerges in Georgia. He labeled Greene as “Far Left” and warned that conservative voters were growing frustrated with her behavior.

“I can’t take a ranting lunatic’s call every day. If the right person runs, they will have my complete and unyielding support,” Trump wrote.

This sets the stage for potential intra-party battles in the lead-up to next year’s primaries.

Greene Responds to Trump

Greene responded on social media, emphasizing her independence and criticizing Trump’s focus on Epstein files over pressing domestic concerns.

“I don’t worship or serve Donald Trump,” she said. “Most Americans wish he would fight this hard to help the forgotten men and women of America who are fed up with foreign wars and struggling to provide for their families.”

Her response suggests she intends to maintain her political stance regardless of Trump’s disapproval.

Comparisons to Other Republican Conflicts

Trump has previously taken aim at other Republican figures, including Representative Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), who has pushed for limits on presidential war powers and full transparency on Epstein files. Trump encouraged a primary challenge against Massie last month, signaling a broader pattern of targeting party members who publicly diverge from his agenda.

Impact on Republican Unity

Political analysts say the feud highlights a growing challenge for Republicans: balancing loyalty to Trump with addressing independent or critical voices within the party. Greene’s situation is emblematic of the tension between maintaining the MAGA coalition and adapting to broader voter concerns ahead of upcoming elections.

Timing Amid Electoral Pressures

The timing of Trump’s denunciation comes after a challenging off-season election cycle, in which Democrats achieved sweeping victories in key races. Messaging on government shutdowns, affordability, and domestic priorities helped Democrats succeed, leaving Republicans anxious about their prospects in the midterms.

Implications for the Georgia District

Trump’s withdrawal of support could significantly impact Greene’s reelection chances. If a credible challenger enters the primary with Trump’s backing, Greene may face a tough path forward. The Georgia district has traditionally leaned Republican, but voter sentiment is shifting toward candidates perceived as more pragmatic or issue-focused.

The Epstein Files Vote

Congress is expected to vote soon on legislation to force the release of federal Epstein files. Greene has positioned herself as a vocal advocate for transparency, while Trump’s opposition underscores the continuing tension between the president and certain party figures. The vote could intensify political divisions within the Republican Party.

Looking Ahead

As Trump continues to leverage his influence in primaries and public messaging, Greene’s political future is uncertain. The split illustrates the delicate balance between loyalty, principle, and strategy in a party heavily shaped by Trump’s leadership.

Observers predict that the next several months will be pivotal, not only for Greene and her district but also for the broader trajectory of the MAGA movement.