In a striking rebuke that has reignited tensions withinDonald Trump's political orbit,Marjorie Taylor Greenehas accused Laura Loomer of elevating the president to near-religious status.
The remarks emerged from a widely circulatedinterview clipshared on X, where Greene offered an unusually candid assessment of Loomer's relationship with Trump. In the exchange, she claimed that Loomer maintains constant communication with the president and exerts a level of influence that concerns even long-time allies.
Marjorie Taylor Greene on Trump and Laura Loomer's relationship:"She's talking to Trump all the time, and he's listening to her.""People have to understand [Trump] loves cult-like worship.""She has made Donald Trump her God.""Literally. He's the one and only."…pic.twitter.com/name8WYZoD
'She has made Donald Trump her God,' Greene said. 'Literally. He's the one and only.' Greene did not temper her language elsewhere, asserting thatTrump 'loves cult-like worship'and warning that Loomer's devotion goes beyond political loyalty.
The interview, conducted by conservative commentator Shannon Joy of Talk Radio 570, quickly gained traction online, amplifying Greene's claims. In the clip, Greene suggested that Loomer's proximity to Trump is not incidental but sustained through frequent contact. 'She's talking to Trump all the time, and he's listening to her,' Greene stated.
While Greene has previously clashed with Loomer, the tone of this exchange marks a notable escalation. Her framing of Loomer's support as 'cult-like worship' shifts the discussion from political rivalry to concerns about influence and decision-making at the highest level.
The tension between Greene and Loomer is not new. The two figures have repeatedly traded public criticisms, reflecting deeper divisions within Trump-aligned circles. Earlier disputes saw Greene describe Loomer as 'unstable' and a 'documented liar', while Loomer has questioned Greene's loyalty to Trump.
Their disagreements often centre on strategy, messaging and proximity to Trump himself. Loomer, acontroversial activist and self-described 'Trump loyalist', has cultivated a reputation for direct engagement with the president and his base.
Reportshave indicated that Loomer has enjoyed informal access to Trump, including appearances at high-profile events and involvement in political discussions, even without holding an official role. This dynamic has raised concerns among some Republicans, who argue that her rhetoric and approach could prove politically damaging.
Greene's latest remarks underscore a broader anxiety within conservative circles: who influences President Trump, and to what extent. By framing Loomer's support as devotional rather than strategic, Greene suggests a relationship that blurs the line between political advocacy and personal allegiance.
Source: International Business Times UK
