Marjorie Taylor Greene announces she is leaving the Republican Party, saying it has “betrayed” American citizens and that she is “done with” what she calls an “America Last” agenda. Two outlets report that Greene’s decision follows her public alignment with Tucker Carlson, who also recently signaled a break from the Republican Party. The reports describe the split as driven by dissatisfaction with the party’s direction and by accusations that President Donald Trump has not carried through on key campaign promises. While Greene’s statement is framed in moral and political terms, both sources link her departure to her view that party leadership is not fulfilling promises to voters. The articles do not provide detailed policy alternatives or a formal new political organization at the time of publication. The reports also do not indicate whether Greene will continue her activism in Congress under a different affiliation. Overall, the coverage presents Greene’s announcement as a notable break from the Republican Party, tied to her criticisms of promise-keeping and her stated objection to the party’s priorities.