Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene recently sparked national debate with her call for a “national divorce” between conservatives and liberals. This idea caught attention after the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, which was celebrated by many on the left. Greene’s message reflects deep and growing divisions in American politics, highlighting real fears about the direction of the country.
Marjorie Taylor Greene doesn’t hold back during her recent appearance on Newsmax. She believes there’s nothing left to talk about with the political left. According to her, any hope of finding a middle ground is gone.
“I want a peaceful national divorce. Our country is too far gone and too far divided, and it’s no longer safe for any of us. I will pray for the left, but personally I want nothing to do with them.”
She points to the assassination of Charlie Kirk as proof that the divide has gone too far, with conservatives no longer welcome in national dialogue.
Greene says she doesn’t want chaos—she wants a peaceful national divorce. She stresses that the split isn’t driven by hatred, but by safety and a need to let both sides govern according to their own values without constant conflict.
She makes it clear: she’ll pray for her opponents, but she doesn’t want to engage with them anymore. For her, the country is too divided to pretend unity is possible.
She said the left embraces radical ideas and works actively against conservative families and values. Greene lists specific issues that widen the gap:
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