January 1, Greene’s Epic Betrayal of Trump Exposed in Jaw-Dropping Epstein Fallout – Who Gains from the Wreckage?

Wyatt’s Take

• Trump endorsed Clay Fuller to hold this deep-red Georgia seat.
• House GOP majority hangs by a thread at just 217 votes.
• Greene’s Trump feud over Epstein files vacated a key district.

Clay Fuller, backed by President Trump, and Democrat Shawn Harris head to an April 7 runoff for Marjorie Taylor Greene’s old Georgia seat.

Greene quit on January 5 after clashing with Trump on Epstein files, despite past alliance.

Speaker Mike Johnson’s Republican edge stays razor-thin after Rep. Kevin Kiley said he’d caucus with GOP but ditch the party.

Two more House vacancies loom, one GOP-leaning and one Dem-leaning.

Harris, a farmer and retired general, posted on X:

“Marjorie Taylor Greene isn’t on the ballot, but the fallout from her feud still is.”

He added:

“This race isn’t about loyalty to Trump. It’s about loyalty to the voters of Northwest Georgia.”

“I’m running to serve the people here at home — not chase anyone in Washington.”

Trump praised Fuller on Truth Social as backed by top MAGA warriors and House Republicans.

In November, Greene explained:

“Loyalty should be a two-way street.”

She said:

“I’ve been blessed to represent the 14th District of Georgia for five years. That district is filled with some of the most wonderful, kind-hearted, God-fearing, patriotic, hardworking people you will ever meet.”

“Good, regular, common Americans.”

Greene noted:

“Because my self worth is not defined by a man, but instead by God, who created everything in existence.”

The district went heavy for Trump at 68% and Greene at 64% over Kamala Harris’s 36% in 2024.

Georgia’s Senate race stays a toss-up with Jon Ossoff facing a GOP primary winner like Mike Collins or Buddy Carter.

Folks in Northwest Georgia, rally for Fuller to keep Washington in check and protect our slim majority.

Wyatt Matters

Real Americans value loyalty to neighbors and hard work over D.C. drama, just like our farms and factories demand every day.

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