President Trump calls Marjorie Taylor Greene resignation ‘great news for the country’

Now while I'm not going to say this comes as a shock to us here at PSNews but as President Trump said ‘I think she should be happy’ while Democratic colleague praises her for stance on Epstein files she has been on the fall out since she backed Kevin McCarthy for speaker when others like Matt Gaetz, and Trump wanted him out for Mike Johnson who's been much better.

Marjorie Taylor Greene who we know as the main enemy of others in congress over the years like AOC, and members of the Fraud Squad. The Republican Georgia congresswoman now who had a dramatic blow-up with Donald Trump despite being his longtime ally, announced on Friday she would be resigning.

Which the president called “great news” Greene followed with “Loyalty should be a two-way street,” she said in a lengthy resignation statement shared on social media, adding that it was “unfair and wrong” that Trump turned on her for disagreeing with him. That isn't the only reason but she did push on the Epstein files, and other things which she had no business getting involved in.

When he was asked if Greene had informed him, Trump said “Nah, it doesn’t matter, you know, but I think it’s great. I think she should be happy.” Greene had said last week she was the subject of “a hotbed of threats” after Trump withdrew his support for and endorsement of her. The move sent shockwaves through US politics. The Republican political strategist Shermichael Singleton called it “a big shocker”. “Maybe she’s looking at future plans,” Singleton told CNN. Greene may have an ally in Democratic congressman Ro Khanna, who worked with her to pass the bill to release the files related to the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein.

“Get ready Georgia! Teachers, farmers, veterans, EVERYONE, I need your support.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Georgia’s biggest newspaper, in its coverage of her resignation said that “Her split with Trump made her an even bigger national sensation.” This is not why she was elected to congress, and this b/s issue she meddled in made her annoying to not just Trump but most in the MAGA movement who like myself used to praise her but like most who get power it went to her head a bit much, and well the President who last week announced he was withdrawing his support of Greene, appeared to celebrate her resignation again by saying that “I think it’s great news for the country. It’s great.”

Greene reiterated those threats in her statement, saying she had faced “never-ending personal attacks, death threats, lawfare, ridiculous slander and lies about me, that most people could never withstand even for a day”. Texas congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, a Democrat, posted on social media: “I’m going to be honest … I didn’t see this coming but the threats that come with being on the opposite side of Trump ARE REAL!”

“MTG is likely to be a formidable 2028 candidate,” Khanna told NBC News. “Her stances on Epstein, on regulating AI, and anti-war are more in touch with MAGA voters than JD Vance.” Maga influencer Steve Bannon told the New York Times “the House is not big enough” for Greene’s ambitions or personality. “She had her committee assignments pulled by Pelosi in her first term and rose to be a national figure. We haven’t seen or heard the last of M.T.G,” he wrote in a text message. Some observers couldn’t help but point out the strange turn of events a one-time Trump ally resigning hours after an Oval Office meeting in which Trump heaped praise on Zohran Mamdani, the 34-year-old democratic socialist mayor-elect of New York City whom he had called a “100% Communist Lunatic”.

“Trump glazed Mamdani so hard Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress,” Malcolm Kenyatta, a Democratic National Committee vice chair, wrote on X. Salleigh Grubbs, who used to chair the party in Cobb County which overlaps with Greene’s 14th congressional district in north-west Georgia, said she was “heartbroken”... “MTG put it all on the line time after time. She fought for her district and put America First. What more could anyone have wanted?” she wrote on X. Shawn Harris, a Georgia Democrat running for Congress in Greene’s solidly Republican district, sought to rally supporters in response to the announcement.

“As you’ve likely heard, Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced her resignation effective January 5, 2026,” Harris said in a post on social media on Friday. The problem with this is the people have a short span memory, and she wasn't universally loved as it was. She moving on like this is both good, and bad for the party bad because it's one less seat going into the new year for the GOP. But it's also good because it's one person less in the GOP who has recently been trying to issue wars against TRUMP.

MTG also isn't a poor person who went and became what she did... She has money, and yes while she used a lot of her own money she's a wealthy person, and she did this now to hurt the administration, and the party. Not like she needs the money.

Some socialist won, and some didn't... Here is the low down on two mayor elections 2025

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey wins re-election over Sen. Omar Fateh and man they really dodged a bullet there! Mayor Frey was on the ballot with 14 other candidates, including Sen. Omar Fateh. After the first round of voting, Mayor Frey led the race with 42% of votes, while Sen. Fateh secured 32% of the votes. Other challengers, including DeWayne Davis and Jazz Hamptom, received 14% and 10% of votes, respectively. Now Mayor Frey is no Angel himself but at least he's not a complete and utter socialist/communist like the very creepy looking Omar Fateh. He just looks evil and really can't see him having a political future I mean that guy doesn't look like he could be trusted working at Publix, Walmart or 7/11 let alone as Mayor or any place in the USA.

But After ranked-choice votes were tabulated on Wednesday, Frey earned 73,723 final round votes, giving him 50.03 percent of the vote. Fateh finished with 65,377 votes. The defeat of Katie Cashman in Ward 7 cut into the veto-proof majority held by the progressive bloc on the council, which has been at odds with Mayor Jacob Frey. Burnett was thought to align more with the progressive majority on the council and had been endorsed by Ellison and Rep. Ilhan Omar. Warren was backed by All of Minneapolis, the local political organization that supports Mayor Frey and Elizabeth Shaffer – the Ward 7 candidate who defeated Cashman.

Despite Warren's win, the council's progressive bloc retained a seven-vote majority, but will no longer have the votes to override a Frey veto by themselves. Fateh reacts In a statement after votes were counted on Wednesday, Sen. Fateh said the following "Thank you to every single person who believed in this scrappy (more like creepy) campaign. Who believed in a vision for Minneapolis that was more affordable, that was more accountable, who showed up and worked and refused to give up on this city. This campaign was about the kind of Minneapolis that gives you every tool to spread your wings and enough support to lift you up if you stumble. While we came up short, I am incredibly proud of the campaign we have run, and our team who gave absolutely everything they have.

Truth is, from day one, we knew what we were up against. Five PACs. Millions of dollars flooding into our city. I know that I, alongside the renters, the workers, the families, the people of this city who were long left behind, built something money can’t buy: people power. We built a campaign rooted in dignity, in care, and in courage. And nothing can take that away." He continued his exit word salad of thank yous with "They may have won this race, but we have changed the narrative about what kind of city Minneapolis can be. Because now, truly affordable housing, workers’ rights, and public safety rooted in care are no longer side conversations; they are at the center of the narrative. We'll keep going and believing in the bright future Minneapolis deserves. I love you, Minneapolis, and I am so proud of what we built together."

New York City went as expected as Muslim Mayor Zohran was elected, and now in his first statement he already proved he's a liar as nothing he said will happen! There is nothing in life that is free he's already saying it. Send him money directly or nothing he said will happen. So when you get beaten by store owners for stealing and wonder WTF happened! Remember votes matter. Next time don't vote stupid. But like I said the election for the mayor of New York City was held on November 4, 2025 and Democratic state assemblyman Zohran Mamdani won the election, defeating Republican activist Curtis Sliwa and independent former Democratic governor Andrew Cuomo. This election also had the highest turnout in decades, due to significant young voter registration. Suspiciously a lot of them "Muslim" hmmmm But Mamdani will succeed Democratic incumbent Eric Adams on January 1, 2026. Mamdani will be the city's first Communist Muslim mayor, and its youngest since 1892.

Mamdani ran on a democratic socialist platform, focusing on affordability. Cuomo ran on a broadly centrist platform with a focus on crime and combating antisemitism while Sliwa criticized both from the political right and called for "tough on crime" policies. Well now NYC has a guy who wants to give it all away as long you send him Money and he wants to defund the police and go to war with ICE Agents and the USA President. Does this idiot think he's king? Like I thought the Liberals said there were no kings? So why does Mumdummy or the Zohran keep acting like he's now King of the USA? Well 2026 will be interesting in NYC for sure.

Honestly this feels how the movie "Escape from New York" started out...

Letitia James has endorsed Zohran for mayor

So "Hambo" as I call this Disgusting person who's mother clearly didn't believe in the right for Abortions when she was pregnant with this moron but yeah we back at it with Letitia James who is in trouble with the law herself has come out and publicly endorsed communist, socialist and all around scumbag "Zohran" for mayor, she believes New York City deserves a Mayor who’s not afraid of Trump and his supporters

She wants a mayor who will help her prosecute Trump supporters for hate crimes? While her herself accuses of Trump on crimes SHE herself committed mind you. She has no shame and the "Zohran" is a well known and self described Communist, Socialist. She wants a Mayor that will also fight for trans to use whatever bathroom they want to use and play on their preferred sports team. Folks how is any of this garbage helping the country in bad economical, and inflation times? This doesn't but it's morons like these two who keep using this lost plot as the only talking narrative they have.. This and Anti Trump b/s is all they talk and push.

Letitia who is now a plaintiff in 30 lawsuits that coalitions of Democratic-led states have brought to challenge a blur of executive orders and other actions in the six months since President Donald Trump returned to office. So she thinks that Judges and Attorneys who are Obama friends and picked and placed by him can over throw the will of the people, and the person we voted for? This chick is crazy! But the latest case is a court challenge against the administration's demand for state-kept data on more than 40 million Americans getting federal food aid, including information about their citizenship or immigration status.

It was filed and announced by state Attorney General Letitia James and the California and Michigan attorneys general on Monday, July 28. What she fails to mention is these cuts are being done to ILLEGALS who have come in since Biden was PRESIDENT in his Puppet Masters who actually ran things were giving them EBT and other money for 3 years and fast tracking them for rights to vote, and drive, and had they rigged it enough and made it so Trump lost in 2024 this problem would have crippled the economy beyond help, and would have destroyed these programs for us Citizens who need them.

Republicans are calling to revoke Mamdani’s citizenship and deport him

Republicans are calling on President Donald Trump’s administration to revoke Zohran Mamdani’s citizenship and deport him from the country as the likely Democratic nominee for New York City’s next mayor endures a torrent of Islamophobic bigotry. The 33-year-old democratic socialist declared victory in the primary after former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo conceded the race on Tuesday evening. The New York Young Republican Club reacted to the primary results with a “call to action” on X. “The radical Zohran Mamdani cannot be allowed to destroy our beloved city of New York,” the group wrote. The group urged the president to invoke the Red Scare-era Communist Control Act to yank Mamdani’s citizenship and “promptly deport him.”

The club called on White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller and Trump border czar Tom Homan to take action. “The time for action is now,” the group wrote. “New York is counting on you.” Following Mamdani’s victory, Miller claimed New York City is the “clearest warning yet of what happens to a society when it fails to control migration.” “The entire Democrat party is lining up behind the diehard socialist who wants to end all immigration enforcement and abolish the prison system entirely,” he added. Republican Rep. Andy Ogles of Tennessee referred to Mamdani as “little Muhammad” and said he’s “an antisemitic, socialist, communist who will destroy the great City of New York.”

“He needs to be DEPORTED. Which is why I am calling for him to be subject to denaturalization proceedings,” he added. Mamdani, who could become the city’s first Muslim and Indian-American mayor, won one of the first major Democratic primaries since the start of Trump’s second stint in the White House. His platform has largely focused on a growing affordability crisis, with plans for universal childcare, free buses, and a freeze on rent increases in rent-controlled units.

The administration claims Mamdani’s victory is the result of uncontrolled immigration as it pushes a mass deportation agenda. The NYYRC, founded in 1911, is a political and social club for New York Republicans between the ages of 18 and 40. Mamdani, born in Uganda in 1991, moved to New York along with his family at the age of seven in 1998 and became a naturalized U.S. citizen two decades later in 2018. The Communist Control Act was signed into law by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1954 during the Cold War. The legislation outlawed, in theory, the Communist Party in the United States and prohibited communists from attaining certain positions. But it was rarely enforced and faced a litany of legal challenges as a relic of the McCarthyism era.

Mamdani’s victory had some prominent Republicans cheering on the return of Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s Un-American Activities Committee. “New York City is on the verge of electing a socialist for mayor,” Sen. Mike Collins wrote. “Might be time to bring back the committee.” Trump also slammed Mamdani on Truth Social on Wednesday, calling him a “Communist Lunatic.” Incumbent New York Mayor Eric Adams is set to run as an independent in November’s general election after he faced corruption charges, which the Department of Justice subsequently dropped. Adams, who has rejected all allegations of wrongdoing, has faced accusations from Democrats of a quid pro quo with the Trump administration to facilitate its immigration agenda.

The group Republicans for Renewal responded to NYYRC’s “call to action,” saying that “communist radical Zohran Mamdani should be remigrated as soon as possible.” Republican New York councilwoman Vickie Paladini wrote on June 2 that it would be “insane” for voters to elect someone who hasn’t been a citizen for more than 10 years, “much less a radical leftist who actually hates everything about the country and is here specifically to undermine everything we've ever been about. “Deport,” she said.

A spokesperson for the councilwoman subsequently added that she “stands by this statement” and accused the state assemblyman of being eligible for removal from the country “due to his involvement in multiple antisemitic and far-left organizations in college,” according to Newsweek. Mamdani has repeatedly rejected allegations of antisemitism against him and has denounced rising acts of antisemitic abuse. He struck back at Paladino, writing that like nearly 40 percent of New Yorkers, “I wasn’t born in this country.” “I moved here at age 7. It's my home. And I’m proud to be a citizen, which means standing up for our Constitution,” he added. “Councilmember Paladino might consider reading it.”