Brian Glenn's Declaration Of Love For Marjorie Taylor Greene Takes Nasty Turn
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A third party crashed their romantic exchange in this evolving MAGA soap opera.
Brian Glenn declared his love for girlfriend Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) on X as her rift with President Donald Trump intensified over the weekend.
But far-right Trump ally Laura Loomer tried to to taint the couple’s romance.
In a rapidly evolving MAGA soap opera, Trump withdrew his endorsement of Greene and called her a traitor basically for supporting the release of the Epstein files (which Trump suddenly backed on Sunday) and affordable health care.
Glenn, the right-wing Real America’s Voice reporter who’s been dating Greene for a few years, shared photos of the two together on X Saturday. “I love this woman,” he wrote. “I love this country. God bless America.”
“I love you @brianglenntv,” Greene replied.
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