WASHINGTON, D.C. — Former Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, once one of Donald Trump’s loudest supporters of his false 2020 election-fraud narrative, is now openly accusing the president of recycling the same unsupported claims after Republicans’ disastrous 2026 midterms.
Trump questioned the legitimacy of last week’s election Monday, asking whether anyone really believed it was “honest,” citing supposed early-voting “dumps” and again suggesting voting machines were responsible for Republican defeats. He offered no evidence of manipulated machines, fraudulent ballots or widespread wrongdoing.
The claims also conflict with the available evidence. Polling broadly anticipated Democratic gains before Election Day, although many surveys underestimated their magnitude. Democrats subsequently won control of both chambers of Congress, including Senate victories across several Republican-leaning states.
Greene responded bluntly.
“For anyone who believes his bullshit,” she wrote, voters should ask why Trump has not produced prosecutions stemming from the massive 2020 fraud he repeatedly alleged. She accused Trump of attempting to “build the same narrative” again rather than accepting responsibility for Republicans’ losses.
The criticism is especially notable because Greene herself spent years promoting Trump’s discredited 2020 claims.
She instead blamed the 2026 defeat on millions of Republican voters staying home and argued that Trump’s own political team knew the party was heading toward significant losses.
Trump had repeatedly acknowledged the 2026 results in the days immediately following the election before returning to fraud allegations Monday.
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