Marjorie Taylor Greene Gushes Over ‘Vilified’ Donald Trump

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene praised former President Donald Trump for “giving up a self-centered life” to fight for ordinary Americans in a gushing post on social media outlining her favorite qualities in him.

The Georgia Republican said Trump could be “enjoying his success and hard-earned wealth,” but is instead fighting the “corrupt and evil people in our government in order to Make America Great Again.”

She also bemoaned the vilification that Trump has faced “all for the disgusting business of politics,” and said he was the “most attacked and lied about man living on planet Earth.”

Writing on X, formerly Twitter, Greene said: “What’s your favorite thing about President Trump? I have several. One is how nice he is. Genuinely kind hearted and caring about everyone. Every time I call him or see him, he always ask me how I’m doing in the most sincere way. And I love that he treats everyone that way.

“I also love to talk with him about construction and renovation projects. I own a construction company so I see the world in many ways from that stand point and appreciate sincere dedication to customer service and well built and well managed projects. I have a unique eye for capturing those special people who truly have mastered the craft of running a good business from top to bottom and bottom to top. President Trump is one of the best I’ve observed.

“President Trump is so smart and has so many exciting ideas for American greatness that benefit EVERY American. I hope with all my heart we get the opportunity to bring the ideas we have discussed to fruition for America.

“I also truly appreciate how much he loves his family. Every single one of them, and they love him. It speaks of his character in ways that stand the test of time and public perception.

“But perhaps one of the most admirable traits is how dedicated he is to putting America first. He is literally giving up living a self centered life enjoying his success and hard earned wealth to fight the corrupt and evil people in our government in order to Make America Great Again, not for himself, but for everyday ordinary American citizens.”

She added: “It deeply saddens me that he has been vilified all for the disgusting business of politics. He is the most attacked and lied about man living on planet Earth. And he takes all of the unfair cruel attacks with strength and grace and unwavering hope that through it all people will wake up and see what is happening and join in the fight to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.”

Greene has long been a stalwart Trump supporter, calling him the “greatest president” of her lifetime and vowing to vote for him in the November presidential election “whether he is a free man or a prisoner of the Biden regime.”

However, some splits in their relationship appeared to emerge in early May when Trump warned against Greene’s failed attempt to oust Mike Johnson as House speaker.

Greene, a favorite of Trump’s MAGA movement, had been lobbying for Johnson’s removal after he allowed a massive military aid package for Ukraine to pass through Congress, arguing that the speaker was a member of “the uniparty.”

Responding to Greene’s bid, Trump wrote on Truth Social: “I absolutely love Marjorie Taylor Greene. She’s got Spirit, she’s got Fight, and I believe she’ll be around, and on our side, for a long time to come. However, right now, Republicans have to be fighting the Radical Left Democrats, and all the Damage they have done to our Country.

“With a Majority of One, shortly growing to three or four, we’re not in a position of voting on a Motion to Vacate. At some point, we may very well be, but this is not the time. We are leading in the Presidential Polls by a lot, both Nationally and in the Swing States. Likewise, we are doing well in the Senate, and I believe will do well in the House.

“But if we show DISUNITY, which will be portrayed as CHAOS, it will negatively affect everything!”

Trump went on to call Johnson “a good man who is trying very hard,” and called on all Republicans to “vote for ‘THE MOTION TO TABLE.'”

Greene’s push to vacate Johnson’s speakership failed overwhelmingly, with 359 members, including all but 11 Republicans and 32 Democrats, voting to table the motion.

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