MAGA leader levels Trump agency's new move with a five-word question
A former Donald Trump insider and MAGA leader on Saturday called out the administration's newest reported health moves, employing a five-word question.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, previously a strong ally of the president including in his second term, broke with the admin when it came to the fight to release files related to convicted child sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein. Over the weekend, she weighed in on a report about Trump's FDA.
Specifically, The Guardian reported, "Trump FDA retreats from plan to ban artificial colors in food."
Commenting on Leading Report's post, "BREAKING: Trump FDA retreats from plan to ban artificial colors in food, per The Guardian," Greene chimed in with a simple question.
"What level chess is this?" the ex-lawmaker asked.
Greene was referring to a common claim from Trump's supporters that the president is constantly engaged in "4-D chess" while everyone else is playing checkers. Instead of outsmarting everyone, Greene implied the administration had fumbled the health policy.
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