Donald Trump's loyalist, Marjorie Taylor Greene, turned her administration in an extraordinary intervention.
In a rare reprimand, the republican deputy broke the ranks to suggest that the administration was losing its base.
“I represent the base and when I am frustrated and upset by the direction of things, you would better be clear, the base is not happy,” she wrote in a long post on X.
Ms. Taylor Greene, one of the The noisiest voices of the Maga movementsaid that she was “frustrated” by the administration management, saying that he did not provide the promises she had campaigned.
She said: “When you lose MTG, you lose the base. And Trump is not on the ballot in the future, then do the calculation on this subject.”
Ms. Taylor Greene compared the signing of the Ukrainian mineral agreement to the invasion of Iraq, and asked why Mr. Trump's team had not approved approvals for the cocoded vaccine, which, according to her, “does not prevent people from capturing Covid”.
She added: “I campaigned for more foreign wars. And now we are supposed to see war with Iran.
“And in addition to that, we are now told that we have signed an agreement for mineral rights in Ukraine, in order to reimburse us for the hundreds of billions of dollars that we have given in Ukraine.
“Why don't just put our own minerals of rare earths which are linked to the federal lands that the government confiscated years ago?”
His comments reflect nervousness within the GOP on the direction of the trip by the Trump administration.
Ms. Taylor Greene, formerly a pariah in her party, is one of the most faithful supporters of the president in the House of Representatives and is a leading figure in the national populist base of the Party of the Party.
She built her political mark around the Trump's defense farm, supporting her positions unconditionally.
Friday, a survey measuring the popularity of potential candidates for the headquarters of the Georgia Senate in 2026 placed it last.
After being elected for the first time in 2020, Ms. Taylor Greene, 50, has already been called “Qanon candidate”.
It was withdrawn from the Budget Committee of the Chamber and the Education and Work Committee on Posts on Social Networks.
When she compared the Holocaust mask mandates, Kevin McCarthy, then the head of the Chamber, then republican, called his “appalling” comments.
Since then, it has increased in the Republican ranks and is now the new subcommittee of the Ministry of Effectiveness of Mr. Trump's government.
