Following the arrest of ex-prince Andrew, who is the younger brother of King Charles III, former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has fired shots against Donald Trump for his lenient handling of the controversy surrounding the Epstein files. She took to social media to criticize her fellow Republican Party member, condemning his approach regarding several ongoing national and global issues.
Marjorie Taylor Greene calls out Donald Trump administration
On February 19, the Georgia native reposted the BBC’s update regarding former Prince Andrew on her social media, before shifting focus to the US President and his subdued response to the recently released Epstein files.
“The U.K. has arrested Andrew because of the Epstein files and over here the President signed an EO protecting cancer causing Glyphosate in our foods and we have zero Epstein related arrest and investigations since release of the files. And we are on the verge of going to war against Iran. That’s the current state of MAGA and MAHA,” Greene wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
Notably, authorities arrested Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on Thursday morning at the Sandringham estate to investigate alleged charges of misconduct in public office.
Since then, multiple politicians, alongside Marjorie Taylor Greene, have targeted Donald Trump and his involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein case. US Representative Melanie Stansbury made her stance on the matter clear via an X post, noting, “If a Prince can be held accountable, so can a President.”
Representative Stephen Lynch also criticized the Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein scandal by stating that the former prince’s arrest “offers a great contrast.”
In a conversation with CNN’s John Berman, the Democrat noted, “Look what the British government is doing in light of the evidence, and look what the United States government is doing. Nothing. So it is refreshing that the British government is coming forward…and the king is actually saying, ‘We need to follow the law here.’ I wish our government were doing the same.”
