
Blue Press Journal – Former Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, once a staunch ally of Donald Trump, has publicly turned against the former president, calling his “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) slogan a “lie.” In a recent interview with journalist Kim Iversen, Greene sharply criticized Trump’s second administration, claiming it prioritizes big donors and corporate interests over ordinary Americans.
According to Greene, the MAGA agenda has become a vehicle for wealthy benefactors who bankroll Trump’s political operations. “It was a big lie for the people,” she said, noting that Trump’s closest financial supporters are the ones “getting special favors, government contracts, and even pardons.”
Greene’s comments come after her highly publicized resignation from Congress, where she cited deep divisions within the GOP, concerns about rising health care costs, and frustration over the U.S. role in the Gaza conflict. Her departure underscores a broader rift within the Republican Party as more conservative figures question Trump’s leadership and political motives.
Reports from outlets such as Reuters and The Washington Post have corroborated Greene’s claims that Trump has increasingly leaned on private donors to fund projects like a planned White House ballroom and the 250th anniversary celebration of U.S. independence—initiatives critics say blur the line between public service and personal gain.
Greene also accused Trump of focusing on foreign policy that benefits corporate and global interestsrather than addressing domestic challenges. “It’s the big corporations and foreign countries running the show,” she warned, describing what she believes is a “new world order” emerging under Trump’s leadership.
Her remarks add to a growing body of criticism suggesting that the MAGA movement no longer represents working-class Americans, but rather the wealthy elite it once claimed to oppose.

