MTG sees a campaign email from Donald Trump pop up on her phone. Then she reveals exactly what she thinks of his presidency: ‘America last’

Marjorie Taylor Greene recently took to X to share a screenshot of a campaign email she received from President Donald Trump, which asked her, “Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor, did I do something wrong?” The former Georgia representative, who stepped down from the House of Representatives in January, used the opportunity to launch a sharp critique of his second term, as reported by the Independent, marking another chapter in the ongoing feud between the two once-aligned figures.

Greene started her response by directly addressing the president’s campaign promises. She wrote, “So yes, actually you did do something wrong President Trump, let’s first start with your broken campaign promises.” She specifically pointed to her dissatisfaction regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files. “You protected your pedophile rapists friends instead of women who were raped when they were just teenage girls and you STILL REFUSE to release the Epstein files,” she stated.

While President Trump has faced questions about his past friendship with the late billionaire, he has maintained that he ended contact with Epstein in 2004. Even though he signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act into law in November, the subsequent release of documents by the Department of Justice remained incomplete due to redactions and security concerns.

The criticism from Greene quickly moved toward the administration’s foreign policy, particularly concerning Iran

She claimed that President Trump started an unprovoked war that lacked support from the vast majority of Americans. She further alleged that the conflict resulted in the deaths of hundreds of children at an Iranian school, along with the deaths of 21 U.S. service members and hundreds of wounded soldiers. According to Greene, the ongoing military engagement has caused significant damage to bases in the Middle East and led to the loss of billions of dollars in military equipment, ultimately depleting the nation’s weapons and ammunition stocks.

Beyond the conflict in Iran, Greene accused the president of supporting and funding genocide in Gaza. She also blamed his administration for the current economic climate, arguing that his policies have driven up inflation through the impact of war on fuel prices instead of delivering on promises to lower the cost of living.

She characterized the president as the very entity he once warned others about, writing, “So did you do something wrong? Yes in summary, YOU are the snake that you warned us all about in the poem you read over and over.” This was a reference to Oscar Brown’s lyrics, a parable President Trump frequently used at his rallies.

Greene concluded her post with a harsh assessment of his leadership style and legacy. She wrote, “You never cared about putting America first or making America great again. You are the deep state, the Epstein class, and America last. And my mistake was supporting you in the first place.”

The relationship between the two has deteriorated significantly since Greene broke with the president over the Epstein scandal and other policy disagreements. President Trump has responded to her criticism by calling her “highly neurotic” and labeling her “Marjorie Traitor Brown.” He has also reacted with indifference to reports that she has received death threats, remarking, “I don’t think anyone cares about her.”

Since leaving her position in government, Greene has transitioned into life outside of politics, including getting married and joining Cameo. She continues to voice her opinions on the president’s standing, recently suggesting that his popularity is waning by noting she rarely sees people wearing red Trump caps anymore in the wake of the closure of the Trump Superstore in Knoxville, Tennessee.