As President Donald Trump and Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's feud over Jeffrey Epstein heats up, survivors of the late sex offender have reportedly issued a collective statement in support of the Georgia Republican.
The strange development comes amid a deepening internal split within the MAGA movement.
Letter like reported On Saturday, MeidasTouch News thanked Greene “for speaking out against the intimidation, silencing and abuse that Epstein survivors have endured for decades.”
“When you speak the truth and refuse to bow to threats, you become a survivor by proxy—an ally who bears part of the fight with us,” the post continues. “It is courage that matters. You have our full support. We stand with you against any attempt to intimidate, rewrite history or deny responsibility.”
The 27 signatories who faced or were otherwise harmed by Epstein's abuse, such as Maria and Annie Farmer, Courtney Wilde and Virginia Roberts Giuffre's family, vowed to defend Green with “everything we have” and offered to “help and talk.”
Greene, a far-right politician, former Trump disciple and frequent promoter of bigotry and conspiracy theories, angered the president in recent days for her efforts to press government transparency into the Epstein case.
She was among four House Republicans who supported the successful effort to force a (now upcoming) floor vote to release Justice Department documents related to Epstein.
The President, in turn, publicly withdrew his support for Greene, calling her a “RINO” (or Republican in Name Only) and giving her nicknames such as “Marjorie “Traitor” Greene” and “Marjorie Taylor Brown” (because, as he explained, “green grass turns brown when it starts to rot!”).
Green on Saturday said Trump's abuses “fueled and fueled” the threats against her.
