Trump just got a 'powerful' message that could 'cripple' his power: Ex-GOP analyst

With Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) planning to resign from Congress after years as a loyal MAGA footsoldier, her farewell statement laden with disillusionment against Trump's movement is a flashing danger sign for the president that his whole base could fracture, former GOP speechwriter Tim Miller told MSN NOW's Nicolle Wallace on Monday.

"Your thoughts on this moment for Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene?" asked Wallace.

"Look, you laid out nicely in the beginning how this is similar to how some have, you know, the Republican Party have spoken out against Trump and then retired in the past," said Miller. "And we're seeing that trend continue, which at some level shows that he still has a hold over the party. I think the element that's different that is most interesting is the language that she used in stepping aside."

"I'll leave it to ... psychologists to, like, determine what is happening in her brain and how serious she is about this and what's exactly motivating it," Miller continued. "But it's just — taking the language at face value, she is basically saying that I wanted to do work on behalf of the MAGA base that Donald Trump had promised, you know, he was going to work for, and I couldn't do it because Congress was in session and because the elites within the party, you know, have succumbed to, you know, the influence game of Washington to the Deep State, to the elites, right?"

"Like, that's essentially her argument, her argument that, you know, you always heard from the populist, from the MAGA populists," he said. " '

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