Easter Shocker: Marjorie Taylor Greene & Candace Owens Slam Trump Over Iran Move

After one year into his second term, Candace Owens and Marjorie Taylor Greene shifted from being supporters to critics of Donald Trump. On Easter Sunday, Trump alarmed his followers with a threat to Iran on Truth Social. This drew strong backlash from Owens, Greene, other Republicans, and the American public. Meanwhile, Iran has dismissed a ceasefire proposal.

Trump's Controversial Post

On Easter, Trump demanded action from Iran on Truth Social, giving a deadline of Tuesday for compliance. The post, shared at 8:03 a.m. on Sunday, garnered nearly 84,000 likes and included strong language. Marjorie Taylor Greene reacted strongly to Trump's message, criticizing his actions as anti-Christian and denouncing the ongoing war.

Greene's Critique and Fallout

Greene accused the U.S. of starting the conflict and criticized Israel for possessing nuclear weapons. She called out Trump's administration for escalating the situation and urged Christians to advocate for peace. Greene and Trump's rift began in 2025, with Trump publicly cutting ties and labeling her as "Marjorie Traitor Greene."

Candace Owens joined the criticism, calling the Trump administration "satanic" and labeling Trump as the "Mad King." She expressed concerns about Trump's mental state and the influence of religious figures around him. Meanwhile, Iran rejected a ceasefire proposal and emphasized the need for a permanent end to the conflict, citing past U.S. attacks.

Iran's Response and Escalating Tensions

Iran rejected a ceasefire offer and demanded guarantees against future attacks. Trump intensified his threats, expanding targets to the entire country. Israel also heightened pressure by targeting Iran's key energy source. The situation remains tense as the U.S. deadline approached, with potential repercussions on the global economy.