Marjorie Taylor Greene, who once said 2020 was stolen, asked why Trump never prosecuted anyone from that election and said the loss is ‘100% on him’

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has accused President Donald Trump of pushing claims of voter fraud after Republicans lost both chambers of Congress in last week’s midterm elections. Greene shared one of Trump’s posts questioning the results and called his claims “bullsh*t” in a series of posts on X on Monday, as reported by Mediaite.

Trump wrote on Truth Social on Monday morning, “Does anybody really believe that this ‘Election’ was honest,” and asked how the polls could be so wrong. He also claimed that some early voting “dumps” were so large that it was impossible to win, and suggested that voting machines had played a role. Trump did not present evidence of fraud to support the claims.

The post came after Trump said several times over the prior six days that he accepted the results. Democrats won control of both the House and the Senate, flipping a number of seats that had been considered safe for Republicans. In Texas, Democrats swept the statewide races and took control of the state House, while Republicans narrowly held the governor’s and Senate races in Florida.

Greene says Trump’s own team knew Republicans were going to lose

Greene responded by pointing back to 2020. “For anyone who believes his bullsh*t, ask yourself, has he ever prosecuted ANYONE from the 2020 election???” she wrote. In a follow-up, she asked why Trump, with control of the Justice Department, had not prosecuted anyone over the last presidential race, and accused him of building the same narrative around the same voting machines he is complaining about now.

She also said the claims should anger supporters who lost money, relationships, or their freedom while fighting the 2020 results on Trump’s behalf. Greene argued that the real story of the midterms was that about 14 million Trump and Republican voters stayed home, as they could no longer support Trump or the party over a range of issues.

According to Greene, the polls were not wrong. She claimed Trump’s team knew Republicans were going to lose but told him otherwise, and she argued that his political operation profits from rallies and fundraising. Greene said Trump likely would have changed course had he been told the full scale of the losses, adding that his ego was hurt and that he is responsible for the Democratic victory.

Greene once pushed claims of fraud in the 2020 election herself. However, her relationship with Trump fell apart after she broke with him over the Epstein files, foreign wars, and the cost of living. Trump withdrew his support for her in late 2025, and she resigned from Congress in January rather than face a primary challenger he planned to back.

She has been one of Trump’s most vocal Republican critics since leaving office. Earlier this year, Greene said she could see a scenario in which Trump could cancel the midterms, a claim Trump denied. After election night, she called the results a “total referendum” on the president and said voters had done what he asked by voting as if he were on the ballot.

Greene also posted a nearly three-minute video on Monday giving an update on what was happening in Washington this week. She discussed orientation and leadership votes for newly elected members of Congress, along with the articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth introduced by Rep. Thomas Massie.

According to Greene, House Speaker Mike Johnson does not support the impeachment articles but still has procedural options to move them forward. However, Massie will not be in the next Congress, as he lost his primary earlier this year to a challenger Trump endorsed.

It remains to be seen whether Trump will answer Greene directly or offer any evidence for the claims he made about the midterm results.