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Every “outsider” thinks they’ll beat the system… until they join it.
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Anger and ego have ended more careers than the Deep State ever could.
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The loudest fighters are always the first to burn out.
Jett here. TDS didn’t just destroy Democrats, it’s taken down plenty of Republicans too. It always starts the same way: a politician or pundit starts believing their own myth. They convince themselves their persona was built on grit, brains, and raw charisma, not on Trump’s momentum. They forget who actually built the movement they’re cashing in on, and that’s the beginning of the end. Next stop: The Lincoln Project. Let’s get into it.
The truth is simple… in today’s DC, you’re either pro-Trump or anti-Trump. There’s no middle ground. The minute a so-called “fighter” starts thinking they can stand apart, that they’re bigger than the movement itself, the infection sets in. Trump Derangement Syndrome doesn’t hit all at once; it creeps in slowly. It plays out a slow-motion zombie apocalypse; it eats away at the part of you that once knew who the real enemy was. Before you know it, you’re swinging at your own side and calling it “virtue.”
That’s what we’re watching happen to Marjorie Taylor Greene. The woman who stormed into Congress as a political flamethrower is now morphing into Liz Cheney right before our eyes. She’s angry, vengeful, and lost. The same outsider energy that made her a star is now turning inward, eating her alive. All over ego. All over Trump saying “no” when she wanted to run for Senate, because the polling showed she couldn’t win. He was right to say no. This isn’t “Make Marjorie Great Again,” it’s MAGA. How soon they forget.
Now, instead of owning it and recalibrating, she’s throwing tantrums online, parroting the media’s doomsday headlines about “Republican losses,” and scolding the base that made her famous. She’s the textbook case of what happens when the Swamp wins, when ambition chokes the life out of loyalty, and self-importance replaces real strategy and change.
The Swamp doesn’t just seduce you with its money and power. It makes you believe you’re special. It whispers that you are the movement, not the millions of people behind it. And once that lie takes root, there’s no coming back. TDS has infected your soul, and it’s all downhill from here.
Marjorie isn’t unique. She’s just the latest casualty in a long line of people who forgot where they came from, and more importantly, who put them there.
The winds of change are definitely blowing through MTG’s hair these days.
After Tuesday’s blue-district elections, Marjorie Taylor Greene decided to play political coroner, performing a public post-mortem on races that mattered, but just barely. Sure, the results weren’t great, but they weren’t catastrophic either. Independents didn’t swing for us; that’s data we adjust to, not a political death sentence. Anyone who’s been in the game longer than five minutes knows that. And so does she.
But instead of calling for smarter strategy or sharper messaging, or just not saying anything at all, MTG did what every Swamp-turned-celebrity politician does: she turned it into a “me” moment. Her post painted Trump and his team as out of touch, unprepared, and disconnected from “real Americans.” Translation: “I’m the only one who gets it.”
The irony here is brutal. The same woman who rose on Trump’s coattails is now pretending she’s the only one who can “fix” the movement. That post… her “Liz Cheney Coming Out Party”… was dripping with self-importance and quiet, seething resentment.
The reaction online told the real story. MAGA wasn’t fooled. The comments section turned into a full-blown roast. Her own base saw it for what it was, a betrayal.
Greene thought she was issuing a warning. What she actually did was write her own political obituary.
If you don’t understand, yesterdays election results, here are the groups that Republicans have disenfranchised: 1. America First America Only.
2. MAHA.
3. Americans suffering from high cost of living, rising food and energy prices, and leaving them out to dry with no plan on our skyrocketing health insurance premiums.
You can’t meme and throw red meat rants and interviews and get your way out of this. These people are serious and only support action, they are done with words. And I completely agree with them.
What followed was a public execution. The people who once saw her as a fearless fighter shredded her. The replies were brutal, and one theme kept coming up again and again: She’s Liz Cheney now.
That’s the political scarlet letter. Once you wear that label, there’s no coming back. Not in this movement. Not in this era. Liz Cheney didn’t just lose an election, she lost her soul to ego, power, and a camera lens. And now, MTG’s walking the same cursed path.
“QUESTION: How are you worth $22 Million now? And Why do you look like Dog the Bounty Hunter?”
“We get it. You’re jilted over no endorsement for Senate run. Stabbing all of the rest of us in the back isn’t going to further your political career. Knifing the people in the back who defended you when you got swatted to help the people who swatted you because your bitter shows exactly how duplicitous & worthless you are, @mtgreenee.”
“Republicans have disenfranchised no one. Your continued efforts to blame Republicans for Democrat budgets and inflation are tiresome. You have zero claim to America First and there’s no such thing as America Only. Saying America First and America Only is conflating leading the free world with isolationism. Those two things are mutually exclusive MTG. (That means they cannot exist together.) Spare us your lectures from The View and your attempts to co-opt the President’s political movement. One moment you talk about your district and the next you act like you’re running for President. Please stop. Go help pass the President’s agenda. That will be time well spent.”
“You’ve become Liz Cheney.”
“Odd. Im in all three of those groups and Im proud of Trumps accomplishments. Hes been in office 10 months and I look forward to the next 3 years and 2 months. Thanks, Liz.”
“Blue states voted blue last night. Stop trying to make it about you. Pathetic.”
“I can’t believe I am seeing this. You’re literally Liz Cheney now. A backstabbing, bitter Trump-hater. Only Liz has more integrity than you, because at least she comes out and admits she’s a backstabber. You try and hide the knife, you snake.”
“Last I checked, you’re a Republican. Did I miss all of your great ideas to solve all of the problems? President Trump is working diligently on solving most, if not all problems, but Rome wasn’t built in a day. He’s been in office less than 10 months.”
“Blue cities and blue states with extremely questionable election integrity laws (YOUR JOB) voted blue no matter who. Why aren’t you codifying Tump’s policies? ”
“Can you answer how you made over 20 million while in office?”
“MTG auditioning for the role of Liz Cheney.”
The comment section was a virtual firing squad. If MTG were smart, she’d have turned off her phone and gone to bed.
But we’re still wide awake, and looking deep into how this “Cheney transition” started. Many believe this was the moment everything changed. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the self-proclaimed rebel who came to Congress breathing fire, is cozying up to Kevin McCarthy, the walking embodiment of the GOP establishment she once swore to destroy.
A lot of people believe this is when it all began. This was the instant she realized that the outsider act had an expiration date in Washington. The fiery, unfiltered energy that made her famous wasn’t opening doors anymore. But a smile with the Speaker? That could…
From there, everything shifted. The tone softened. The fight dulled. The ambition grew. Greene wasn’t storming the gates anymore; she was inside taking selfies with the gatekeepers.
It’s the oldest story in DC history: the rebel gets invited to the party and never leaves.
What we’re watching with Marjorie Taylor Greene is pathology. The same TDS virus that ate the left from the inside is now creeping through our side, too. It all starts with ego. You forget who built you, who carried you, and you start thinking the crowds showed up for you. That’s when the infection really takes hold.
TDS feeds on resentment, and resentment doesn’t care what party you’re in. You feel overlooked, disrespected, and under-credited, and before long, you’re lashing out at the very movement that made you matter. That’s where Greene is now. The fighter turned accuser. The outsider turned insider.
The Swamp seduced her one compliment at a time. A smile from leadership here, some media praise there, a little validation from the people she used to torch. She started believing she could play both sides. But the Swamp doesn’t share its power. It consumes all of it. And it always eats its loudest soldiers first.
MTG’s not the first to fall for the lie that she could be Trump without Trump. She won’t be the last.
