How wide has the political divide become? Former Congresswoman and spurned Donald Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene warned of a potential "political revolution in America" if the president deploys American soldiers in Iran.
Speaking of the wide partisan gulf between Americans, it's worth noting that MTG, as she's known, one of Trump's best political friends before they became enemies. And now, she's ramping up opposition to the U.S. war against Iran.
As the ceasefire teeters, Trump recently issued a warning to Iran, stating that "the clock is ticking" as peace negotiations between the U.S. and Iran stall.
His rhetoric has gone up and down in intensity and threats, but however he feels about the relationship between America and Iran, Greene is among those who keep reminding the public of Trump's campaign promises of "No more foreign wars" and "No more regime change."
She has since questioned Trump's mental state, and he's sent a barrage of insults her way in response.
“If you send in U.S. military troops into Iran, there is going to be a political revolution in America. WE. ARE. DONE. We said no more foreign wars and we meant it,” Greene wrote Sunday afternoon on X. “The coalition will unite and be unstoppable. I’ll make sure of it.”
“End this war. It’s stupid,” she added.
Where the U.S. and Iran stand is constantly shifting, but currently it's a standoff after Iran’s responded to Washington’s latest peace proposal with a counter-offer that included separating nuclear talks from peace talks. Their position is “totally unacceptable,” Trump said.
Greene has distanced herself from Trump, first over his administration waffling over release of the Epstein files, and then over various domestic and foreign policy issues, including his support for Israel during the war in Gaza and his handling of big tech regulation.
