‘Complete Referendum on Donald Trump’: Marjorie Taylor Greene Blames President’s ‘Betrayal’ on Wars and Epstein
Nov 3, 2026
Former Republican Representative Marjorie
Taylor Greene told CNN's Caitlin Collins
that the midterm elections will serve
as a complete referendum on President Donald Trump.
Greene attributed projected Republican losses
to broken campaign promises
and a disconnect from everyday financial struggles.
When asked if a potential
Republican loss would reflect specific candidates
She called the election a complete referendum on Donald Trump,
or Trump's policies, Greene doubled down.
criticizing him and congressional Republican leadership.
Specifically, Greene blasted Trump for failing
to keep his promise of no more foreign wars.
She asked, where's the world peace he promised,
pointing at ongoing conflicts.
Greene revealed she had an uncomfortable call
with Trump regarding the Epstein files.
She stated Trump told her he couldn't release them
because his friends would get hurt.
— Rejecting this, Greene said,
those who refuse to release
the records should be ashamed of themselves.
She mocked Trump as a really bad home salesman.
Criticizing his focus on vanity projects, she said,
he brags about a ballroom while Americans struggle with costs.
Greene assessed Trump's midterm speeches,
saying they sent the wrong message.
Citing Speaker Mike Johnson, she accused congressional Republicans
of merely applauding Trump instead of fighting for people.
Reflecting on the political landscape, Greene declared, MAGA is dead.
Finally, she emphasized that voters are looking for new candidates.
The turmoil within the party raises
significant questions about its future.