Marjorie Taylor Greene: ‘Republican Party Has Been Hijacked By the New World Order’

By The Blogging Hounds A GOP Civil War Erupts In a fiery and unfiltered interview, Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has issued a bold warning to her party: the GOP has been hijacked by the very globalist forces it once vowed to defeat. Her words strike at the heart of a growing divide within Republican…

By The Blogging Hounds

A GOP Civil War Erupts

In a fiery and unfiltered interview, Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has issued a bold warning to her party: the GOP has been hijacked by the very globalist forces it once vowed to defeat. Her words strike at the heart of a growing divide within Republican ranks, where the America First movement is increasingly at odds with establishment conservatives she accuses of selling out to the “New World Order.”

“I don’t know if the Republican Party is leaving me, or if I’m kind of not relating to Republican Party as much anymore,” Greene told the Daily Mail. Her remarks suggest that one of the most visible figures in the MAGA movement is contemplating a seismic break from the party if it doesn’t return to its populist roots.

‘Hijacked by Globalist Elites’

According to Greene, the GOP has veered dangerously off course, abandoning key tenets of Trump-era conservatism: secure borders, American manufacturing, and a strong stance against endless foreign wars. Instead, she says, it’s been co-opted by career politicians, entrenched bureaucrats, and foreign influence—what she refers to as a modern-day “New World Order.”

“I think the Republican Party has turned its back on America First and the workers and just regular Americans,” Greene said. Her warning echoes concerns many in the base have long voiced—that GOP leadership, especially under Speaker Mike Johnson, has quietly realigned with neocon interests and deep state actors.

While Greene reaffirmed her loyalty to Donald Trump, she made it clear that the current party infrastructure no longer represents the populist revolution that propelled him into office. “I’m not afraid of Mike Johnson at all,” she added, taking a direct swipe at the Speaker’s recent capitulations to Democrats on spending and surveillance issues.

A Party in Decline

Greene’s comments land at a moment of deep distrust in both political parties. A recent Wall Street Journal poll found that 63% of Americans hold an unfavorable view of Democrats, but Republicans aren’t far behind. Nearly half of the electorate now identifies as independent or independent-leaning, reflecting a broader disillusionment with the entire political establishment.

Greene’s criticism isn’t limited to policy failures—it’s about justice. On Monday, she posted a chart on X (formerly Twitter) showing zero arrests for key scandals conservatives view as defining the past decade: the Russia hoax, the 2020 election irregularities, and the January 6 setup. “Like what happened to all those issues?” she asked. “I really don’t know what the hell happened with the Republican Party.”

Her frustration is shared by millions of conservative voters who feel betrayed by a system that seems to protect elites while targeting dissenters. From the weaponization of the DOJ to the censorship of political speech, Greene says the GOP has become complicit in the very tyranny it once pledged to fight.

Prophetic Undercurrents and the Globalist Agenda

For those who follow the unfolding prophetic picture, Greene’s statements resonate with warnings that have echoed from the pulpits and prophecy conferences for decades. The rise of a one-world political order, marked by collapsing national sovereignty and compromised leaders, was long foretold. As Bible prophecy students have warned, this New World Order is not merely a political scheme—it is a spiritual deception driving the world toward a global government, ripe for the Antichrist.

The GOP’s internal collapse may be more than just political—it may be a sign of divine judgment on a nation that has turned from truth and justice. As America grapples with moral confusion, open borders, and corrupt institutions, many see the prophetic writing on the wall.

What Comes Next?

Greene’s willingness to distance herself from her own party signals that America First patriots may be preparing for a political realignment—one that could eclipse traditional party labels. Her voice, once dismissed as fringe, now echoes through a disillusioned electorate searching for authentic leadership.

As she put it plainly: “The course that [the GOP] is on, I don’t want to have anything to do with it, and I just don’t care anymore.”

The gloves are off. The war within the Republican Party—and over the soul of the nation—is far from over.

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