Former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) issued a public rebuke of right-wing influencer Laura Loomer on Sunday. The criticism followed a post on the platform X by Loomer, which was directed at Florida state Representative Angie Nixon (D), a candidate for the state Senate.

Greene’s comments were notable for their sharp tone, as she explicitly linked Loomer’s rhetoric to the current direction of the Republican Party and the broader MAGA movement. By stating, “This is Trump’s new MAGA and Republican Party,” Greene suggested that the inflammatory nature of the post reflects a concerning evolution in political discourse within her own party.

While the specific content of Loomer’s post was described as inflammatory, the report focuses primarily on the internal friction between prominent figures in the right-wing media and political ecosystem. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions regarding the tone and messaging strategies employed by influencers who align themselves with the Trump-led wing of the GOP. Greene’s decision to distance herself from Loomer’s remarks serves as a signal of the internal debate over what constitutes acceptable rhetoric for those claiming to represent the MAGA platform.