Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene voters say they're sticking with her, despite the Trump feud

NBC News spoke to roughly 20 voters in Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's district about her disagreements with Trump.

ROME, Ga. — Not many Republican politicians have dared criticize President Donald Trump — and a few bold souls who’ve tried have seen their careers collapse.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is now facing the president’s wrath, but in a sign of broader fissures within the MAGA movement, she just may survive the blowback, interviews with about 20 of her constituents suggest.

Voters from Marjorie Taylor Greene's district weigh in on her feud with Trump02:36Once an unflinching Trump loyalist, Greene now faults him for spending too much time on meet-and-greets with foreign leaders when many people at home are struggling to pay bills.

“People in my district are having a very hard time,” she told NBC News in a recent interview.

“And I think that many voters are feeling a little disenfranchised because the domestic issues have not been the priority,” she added.