MAGA Alert: Marjorie Taylor Greene Exposes Democrats' Deadly Plot Against Trump on Infowars!

Conservative Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, known for her alignment with the MAGA movement, alleges a sinister plot orchestrated by Democrats to secure the downfall of former President Donald Trump during his potential incarceration. In a bold assertion made during an interview on the controversial 'Infowars' platform with host Alex Jones, Greene claims that Democrats are strategically maneuvering to strip Trump of his presidential Secret Service protection, thereby increasing the likelihood of harm to him while imprisoned.Show more

Greene argues that the legal battles facing Trump, notably his ongoing trial involving 34 felony charges related to alleged hush money payments, are part of a deliberate effort by Democrats to imprison him indefinitely. She contends that Democrats seek to incarcerate Trump until his demise, and the introduction of the DISGRACED Act by Mississippi Democratic Representative Bennie Thompson serves as evidence of this purported scheme. This bill aims to remove Secret Service protections from former officials convicted of felonies, potentially leaving Trump vulnerable to harm while serving his sentence.

Expressing staunch opposition to the bill, Greene accuses Democrats of harboring malevolent intentions towards Trump and denounces the legal proceedings against him as biased and rigged. This is not the first time Greene has implied that Democrats aim to inflict harm on Trump through legal means; she previously suggested that the Department of Justice, under President Biden, seeks to incarcerate Trump indefinitely, effectively sentencing him to death.

With Trump facing a maximum sentence of 136 years if convicted on all counts in his hush money trial, potential implications for a pardon lie solely within the jurisdiction of Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul of New York. Despite the gravity of Greene's claims, neither her nor Thompson's office has issued a response to requests for comment at the time of reporting.