Fact Check: Did Marjorie Taylor Greene announce she is joining Democratic Party?
WASHINGTON, DC: A viral claim that former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene announced plans to join the Democratic Party has been making the rounds on social media. It surfaced after Greene’s high-profile resignation from Congress in January 2026, following a public fallout with President Donald Trump over issues including the Epstein files and US policy on Iran. Let's fact-check the claim.
Claim: Marjorie Taylor Greene said she is joining the Democrat party
Marjorie Taylor Green said she is joining the Democrat party.
— 0HOUR1 (@0hour1) April 11, 2026
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A post shared by @0hour1 on X (formerly Twitter) claimed that, "Marjorie Taylor Green said she is joining the Democrat party," accompanied by her photo and laughing emojis.
Within hours of being posted, it drew significant attention, amassing over 195.2k views, along with 4.8k comments and 3.1k likes. As the post gained traction, several users began questioning whether the claim was genuine.
Some commenters expressed doubt and curiosity, while others responded with sarcasm and criticism.
One commenter wrote, "This is so funny The Democrats aren't looking to keep Marjorie Taylor Green in their party for the long haul. They'll take advantage of her and then kick her to the curb once they see that her influence in politics is basically nothing."
This is so funny 😂 The Democrats aren't looking to keep Marjorie Taylor Green in their party for the long haul. They'll take advantage of her and then kick her to the curb once they see that her influence in politics is basically nothing.
— Sammy Traysett (@SammyTrayslhap) April 11, 2026
Another said, "She’s been a fraud for a while. Democrats donors are paying her. And she’ll end up moving out from Georgia eventually."
She’s been a fraud for a while. Democrats donors are paying her. And she’ll end up moving out from Georgia eventually.
— Bert Johnson (@BertJohnso21094) April 11, 2026
"By opposing DJT, she lost her way with MAGA. Democrats are her only choice now. They are lucky to have her," one more critic said.
By opposing DJT, she lost her way with MAGA. Democrats are her only choice now. They are lucky to have her.
— Steve Seewald (@TrophosSteve4) April 12, 2026
Fact Check: Marjorie Taylor Greene did not claim she is joining the Democrats
The viral claim that Marjorie Taylor Greene said she is joining the Democratic Party is false and misleading. It appears to have originated from unverified social media posts, with no support from credible sources. No reputable news outlet or official statement confirms the claim.
Recent reporting shows no evidence that Greene has announced or even suggested a party switch. Searches using keywords such as "Marjorie Taylor Greene joins Democratic Party" also yield no credible information to support the claim. Although she resigned from Congress in January 2026 following a public fallout with Trump, there has been no indication of her changing political affiliation.
Additionally, the viral post does not include any official statement or specify when or where Greene allegedly made such a remark, further undermining its credibility.
Marjorie Taylor Greene rejected the idea of becoming a Democrat
Notably, when Marjorie Taylor Greene was earlier encouraged to consider becoming a Democrat, she clearly rejected the idea and said she disagreed with Democratic policies. During a discussion on 'The View', co-host Joy Behar suggested that since Greene cared about affordability, "so maybe now you should become a Democrat!"
Greene responded, “It’s Democrats and Republicans together that have put us in nearly $40 trillion in debt. I don’t support a border invasion,” she said, referring to the Democrats’ immigration policy. “People like Laken Riley were murdered because our border was invaded. I don’t support those policies.”
Another co-host, Sunny Hostin, asked whether Greene would become an Independent or stay in the Republican Party. Greene replied, “I haven’t said if I’m leaving the Republican Party, but my focus is America first.”
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