Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has opened up about the end of her friendship with MAGA activist Laura Loomer, attributing the rift to Loomer's decision to run against a fellow Republican in 2022. Speaking on The Megyn Kelly Show on Tuesday, Greene said she once endorsed Loomer's 2020 congressional bid but advised her against challenging GOP Representative Daniel Webster in Florida's 11th district.
Greene explained that she told Loomer, 'I don't think you should run against Daniel Webster. I don't think you can beat him. Why don't you jump to another district where there's an open seat?' When Loomer refused, Greene said she stayed neutral, which angered Loomer and led to the breakdown of their relationship.
The Georgia Republican also accused Loomer of frequently attacking President Donald Trump's 'most loyal' allies. 'Those of us that fight the hardest, for some reason, she attacks us the most,' Greene said. The two have traded insults online, with Loomer accusing Greene of corruption and Greene calling Loomer's posts 'extremely racist.'
Greene also discussed her feud with Democratic Representative Jasmine Crockett, recalling a 2024 House Oversight Committee meeting where she mocked Crockett's eyelashes. Crockett retorted by calling Greene a 'bleach blonde bad built butch body.' Trump has also criticised Crockett, labelling her as 'low IQ.'
