Marjorie Taylor Greene Accuses Trump Of MAGA ‘Bait And Switch’ After Iran Attack
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The Republican lawmaker said “Trump is not a king” as she accused the president of retreating from “key promises.”
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) accused President Donald Trump of pulling a “bait and switch” on his MAGA base after ordering U.S. airstrikes on Iran.
The far-right Republican, a long-standing Trump ally, has split with the president over his decision to side with Israel and attack Iran this weekend, and has repeatedly expressed her dismay about the decision.
In her latest blast at the president Monday, Greene outlined on X how Trump has retreated from “key promises.”
“Only 6 months in and we are back into foreign wars, regime change, and world war,” she wrote.
“It feels like a complete bait and switch to please the neocons, warmongers, military industrial complex contracts, and neocon tv personalities that MAGA hates and who were NEVER TRUMPERS!”
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