Marjorie Taylor Greene Criticizes Trump, Supreme Court Weighs FTC Firing

Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is leaving Congress next month, voiced her criticism of Donald Trump, stating he did not focus enough on domestic policy during his term. This divergence from Trump comes after Greene faced backlash, including death threats, for her stance on the release of Epstein files, a situation she claims Trump exacerbated with his response. Her accusations include Trump being angered by her support for releasing the Epstein files and his alleged lack of sympathy towards the threats she and her son received.

Concurrently, the Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding Trump's power over independent agencies, specifically whether he had the authority to fire a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) member. This case could set a precedent for the president's control over agencies meant to be insulated from political pressures.

In college sports news, Notre Dame's decision to forgo any bowl game participation after being omitted from the College Football Playoff reflects the high stakes and disappointment associated with the playoff selection process. This decision also impacts other teams, as Iowa State and Kansas State declined bowl bids as well, facing fines for their choice.

Greene claims Trump did not prioritize domestic issues and criticizes his reaction to her stance on the Epstein files.

It concerns the extent of presidential power over independent agencies, specifically regarding the firing of FTC members.

They were left out of the College Football Playoff and chose to withdraw from all postseason consideration.

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