Written by SHR Media Staff

President Donald Trump responded early this morning to the resignation announcement from Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, posting a lengthy statement on Truth Social that both criticized her recent decisions and thanked her for her service. Greene announced her plan to leave Congress on January 5, 2026. Her full resignation letter is available here: https://shrmedia.com/2025/11/22/marjorie-taylor-greene-resignation-2025/

Trump opened his post by calling the congresswoman “Marjorie ‘Traitor’ Brown,” a nickname he used to emphasize what he described as her shift away from his agenda. He claimed Greene’s recent polling numbers had “plummeted” and stated she did not want to face a primary challenger backed by what he called a strong Trump endorsement. Trump wrote that she “had no chance of winning” if she attempted to run again.

He also criticized her political alliances inside the House, pointing specifically to Kentucky Congressman Tom Massie. Trump described Massie as the “worst Republican Congressman in decades” and argued that Greene’s connection to him did not help her standing with voters or with the Republican Party.

Trump added that Greene’s decision was influenced by what he called a breakdown in their working relationship. He said she became frustrated when he stopped responding to what he described as a “never ending barrage of phone calls.”

Despite the sharp tone, Trump closed his post by stating he “will always appreciate Marjorie” and thanked her for her time in office. Greene announced her resignation after releasing a four page letter in which she said she could no longer continue serving in an environment she described as hostile and unproductive for the American people.

Trump’s post marks the first official response from the president since Greene announced that she will leave Congress.

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