Nick Fuentes fires back as Marjorie Taylor Greene links herself to Charlie Kirk assassination in wild claim

Nick Fuentes spoke out after Marjorie Taylor Greene said something very strong on X. She said she might be killed if she stays in Congress for her full term, just like Charlie Kirk. This made many people look at her post again and talk about it online.

Marjorie Taylor Greene said this on Wednesday when someone told her to serve her full term. Before this, on November 22, she had already said she would leave Congress after a big fight with Donald Trump. She said her last day will be January 5, 2026. She also blamed things like the Epstein files for this fallout.




Charlie Kirk, who was a right-wing activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated on September 10, 2025, during an event at Utah Valley University. After Greene linked her safety to Kirk, Nick Fuentes reacted online and gave a short, three-word answer.

Nick Fuentes reacts to Marjorie Taylor Greene after she quits Congress

When Marjorie Taylor Greene replied to a user on X, she said, “Do I have to stay until I’m assassinated like our friend Charlie Kirk?” She also told the person to stop “posting all day” and said they should run for Congress instead of talking from behind a screen. Her message was sharp and emotional, and it spread fast.

Soon after this, Nick Fuentes posted his three-word response on X. You shared the full story, but the three words themselves were not included in your text. Along with this reply, Nick Fuentes also showed support for Marjorie Taylor Greene after she said she would quit Congress. He wrote that she was “forced out” for speaking against Israel and for voting to release the Epstein files. He also said he did not vote because he felt “MAGA is dead.”

As more people reacted, Donald Trump also joined the conversation. A few hours after Majorie Taylor Greene announced her resignation, he wrote on Truth Social and called her “Marjorie ‘Traitor’ Brown.” He said her poll numbers were falling and said she had a primary challenger. Trump also said she “went BAD” because he ignored her phone calls. This post was shared on Truth Social.

But Marjorie Taylor Greene denied Donald Trump’s claims. She said he “lied” about the phone calls and that their fight over the Epstein files upset him. She also wrote a long post on X saying Donald Trump is trying to scare other Republicans before a vote on the Epstein files. She said he does not want those files to be released. According to CNBC, her resignation may open a path for her to run for President in 2028.

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