A growing feud between conservative activist Laura Loomer and former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has intensified, with Loomer branding Greene a “traitor” as the former Georgia congresswoman becomes increasingly critical of the Republican Party and the direction of the MAGA movement.
The latest clash comes after Greene became associated with a new political movement that has emerged among former allies and supporters of President Donald Trump who say the Republican Party has moved away from its “America First” agenda.
Loomer, a prominent Trump supporter, has attacked Greene over her break with the Republican establishment and her growing criticism of Trump and his political allies. Newsweek reported on the dispute as tensions between the two former allies continued to escalate.
The conflict reflects a broader split within Trump’s political coalition, with some prominent conservative figures increasingly questioning the administration’s policies and political direction. Greene, who left Congress earlier this year, has publicly distanced herself from the Republican Party. In June, she said she was “done” with what she described as an “America LAST Republican Party,” while insisting that breaking with the GOP did not mean becoming a Democrat.
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Her departure from the Republican Party followed a highly publicized split with Trump. Greene had been one of Trump’s strongest supporters but later became increasingly critical of his administration, including over foreign policy and the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. The former congresswoman has also faced criticism from Loomer, who has repeatedly accused her of abandoning the political movement that helped propel her to national prominence.
The feud between Loomer and Greene is part of a wider struggle over who represents the future of the MAGA movement and what issues should define the Republican Party.
Foreign policy has emerged as one of the key dividing lines. Greene and other former Trump allies have criticized the president’s approach to international conflicts, arguing that it does not always align with the “America First” principles that helped drive Trump’s political rise.
The divisions have also exposed tensions over the role of loyalty within the movement. Trump has previously labeled Greene a “traitor” after their political relationship deteriorated, while Greene herself has accused Trump and other Republicans of betraying voters.
Loomer’s attacks now add another layer to the conflict, with the conservative activist positioning herself as a defender of Trump’s political agenda and criticizing those who have broken with him. The dispute comes at a politically sensitive time for Republicans, with the party preparing for future elections and facing questions about its direction beyond Trump’s presidency.
Some conservative figures have argued that the Republican Party needs to remain closely aligned with Trump’s agenda, while others have called for a broader movement that can attract voters dissatisfied with both major parties.
Greene has increasingly aligned herself with voices calling for a change in direction. Her political break with the GOP has also coincided with a broader realignment among some conservative commentators and former Trump allies, including Tucker Carlson.
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Carlson has criticized Trump’s foreign policy and said he is no longer supporting the Republican Party. Greene has similarly argued that dissatisfaction with the party does not necessarily translate into support for Democrats. The developments have created an unusual political landscape in which former allies of Trump are now attacking one another while competing to define what “America First” should mean.
For Loomer, Greene’s political shift represents a betrayal of the movement. For Greene and other critics, the Republican Party itself has moved away from the priorities that originally attracted their support. The public dispute is therefore about more than a personal feud. It reflects an increasingly visible debate over the future of the Republican Party, the MAGA movement and the political coalition that Trump built.
As the divisions deepen, the conflict between Loomer and Greene could become part of a larger struggle among conservatives over political loyalty, foreign policy and the direction of the Republican Party.