Marjorie Taylor Greene, a controversial figure in American politics, has announced her resignation from Congress, effective January 5. Her five-year tenure was marked by inflammatory rhetoric, promotion of conspiracy theories, and frequent clashes with both Democrats and members of her own party. Greene rose to prominence as a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, but their alliance fractured over policy disagreements and public criticism. Greene's departure follows a period of escalating tension with Trump, who recently labeled her a 'traitor' and pledged to support a primary challenger. Her resignation brings an end to a tumultuous chapter in Georgia and national politics.