Marjorie Taylor Greene backs challenger to Freedom Caucus chair as 2024 stirs House GOP civil war

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., endorsed a primary challenger against House Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good, R-Va., Monday, further pushing herself away from the ultra-conservative group she was once part of.

"John McGuire is a Navy SEAL who has stood with President Donald J. Trump since he came down the escalator," Greene wrote on X.

"Bob Good is an angry, disloyal, MAGA traitor who was caught on camera trashing President Trump and doing everything he could to defeat President Trump. Bob Good is NO GOOD and cannot be trusted."

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Greene’s endorsement came just a day after Good endorsed Trump for president and as he faces criticism from MAGA circles for not falling in line behind the ex-president earlier.

An attack ad released against Good by the Virginians For Conservative Leadership PAC shows what appears to be a secret recording of the congressman saying, "I can’t sit by and watch and then regret that we nominated Trump."

Good endorsed Trump minutes after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis dropped out of the race.

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He said in a statement Sunday, "We need President Trump to secure our border, strengthen our military, reestablish our energy dominance and reinvigorate our economy.