Marjorie Taylor Greene Says Laura Loomer Is ‘Living in a State of Psychosis’ After Midterm Post Storm

Laura Loomer posted more than 100 times on X in the hours after Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress on November 3, 2026. Two days later, Marjorie Taylor Greene responded with a public assessment that pulled no punches. The former Georgia congresswoman wrote that Loomer is “mentally unwell” and “probably living in a state of psychosis,” then tied Loomer’s advice directly to the Republican Party’s midterm losses and to the legal danger facing Donald Trump.

Greene’s comment landed on Thursday, November 5, 2026, and it attached a screenshot compiling Loomer’s posts from the previous 24 hours. The post quickly became one of the most shared political reactions of the week, largely because Greene did not stop at describing Loomer’s online activity. She also named the White House officials and the president himself as people who speak with Loomer regularly. The public back-and-forth between two well-known supporters of Trump has drawn attention far beyond the usual circle of political commentators.

What Greene Said in the Post

The full post from Greene’s account on X reads:

“Laura Loomer is mentally unwell and is probably living in a state of psychosis. And high level admin in the White House talk to her all the time. So does the President, called her a great republican strategist. Her insane advice led to LOSING and could end with Trump in jail.”

Greene’s post was a reply to another X user who had counted 138 posts from Loomer in a 24-hour window. Reports on the exact number vary. Newsweek counted 119 posts across less than 28 hours, which works out to roughly one post every 14 minutes. The Irish Star reported 140 posts in 24 hours, a figure repeated by several outlets covering the exchange. The different counts reflect the difficulty of tracking a fast-moving account in real time, but every major report agrees on the core point: Loomer’s output after the midterm results was far above her normal pace.

Greene’s post did not stay focused only on the volume of posts. It also made a direct political argument. Greene claimed that Loomer’s advice had reached the highest levels of the White House and that the president had described Loomer as “a great republican strategist”. Greene then linked that advice to the Republican defeat and to the president’s legal exposure. The phrase “could end with Trump in jail” gave the post its sharpest edge and helped it travel quickly across social media.

Loomer’s Posting Spree in the Hours After the Midterms

Democrats won control of the House and the Senate on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Loomer’s reaction began almost immediately. Newsweek analysed her X account and found that she posted 119 times in less than 28 hours, writing 4,330 words across those posts. The posts ranged from short reactions to longer messages about the direction of the country.

One of Loomer’s most widely shared posts declared that “America is over” and that there would be no rebuilding. She also predicted that Democrats would hold the Senate until 2032, win in 2028, add seats to the Supreme Court, and grant statehood to Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico. Another post urged Americans to arm themselves and stockpile food and firearms, and warned of “massive political violence and terrorism”. Loomer rejected the idea that her posts amounted to a meltdown. “Not a meltdown. Just reality,” she wrote in response to one user.

The posting spree was not limited to broad predictions. Loomer also returned to an earlier argument with Angie Nixon, a Florida Democratic Senate candidate. Loomer had previously called Nixon a “ghetto Black communist b****” in a series of posts during the summer of 2026. After the Florida race was called for Republican Ashley Moody, Loomer wrote: “We have defeated communist Angie Nixon in Florida”. The combination of election commentary, personal attacks, and warnings of violence gave Greene’s screenshot a dense collection of material to highlight.

The Longer History Between Greene and Loomer

The November exchange did not come out of nowhere. Greene and Loomer have clashed repeatedly through 2026, and the disagreements have grown more personal as the midterms approached.

In February 2026, Greene called Loomer a “side piece” amid a dispute over Loomer’s influence with Trump. Loomer responded by saying that Greene would “do nothing but attack President Trump” through the midterms and suggested that Greene wanted the GOP to lose. By March 2026, Greene was already predicting Republican losses and naming Loomer as one of the people responsible. Greene wrote that Loomer, Mark Levin, and Lindsey Graham were “leading Republicans into slaughter going into midterms”.

The feud sharpened again in August 2026 when Loomer repeatedly used the “ghetto Black communist” description for Nixon. Greene condemned the remarks and said they represented “Trump’s new MAGA and Republican Party”. Loomer did not back down, and the two continued to trade criticism on X. By the time the midterm results arrived, Greene and Loomer had built a public record of disagreement that made Greene’s “psychosis” post read as a continuation of an ongoing argument rather than a one-time reaction.

Greene’s Break With Trump and Her Prediction of Defeat

Greene’s willingness to criticise Loomer and the president’s inner circle is tied to her own political break with Trump. Greene represented Georgia’s 14th Congressional District from 2021 until she resigned on January 5, 2026. The break began over the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Trump took Greene’s push for the files personally and called her a traitor. Greene later said she left Congress because she feared becoming “the next Charlie Kirk” amid death threats.

Greene’s prediction of a Republican defeat was also on the record before the votes were counted. On November 1, 2026, she posted that Democrats were likely to win and pointed to the president’s decisions on the Iran War, his ties to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the Epstein files. Greene argued that Republican failures, not Democratic strength, were driving the losses. Two days later, both chambers fell to the Democrats.

Greene also attacked the president’s advisory circle more broadly. In a November 4 post, she mocked Loomer and criticised White House aide Natalie Harp for helping Loomer gain access to the president as a “late night advisor”. Greene wrote:

“An insane woman, two time congressional loser, who has zero real life experience yet Natalie Harp somehow helped Laura become Trump’s crazy train late night advisor. Make her the press secretary! Make her chief of staff! Give Laura something! Please entertain me!”

Greene also called Trump a “cult leader” in an interview with TMZ and said the midterm results were a referendum on his presidency. The comment added another layer to the public dispute: Greene was not only criticising Loomer’s online behaviour but also questioning the judgment of the people around the president.

Loomer’s Podcast Pause and Her Public Response

Loomer did not directly answer Greene’s “psychosis” post with a matching personal attack in the hours that followed. Her public response focused on the political argument. She wrote that people who had told the country that Trump should not have finished the job in Iran, and who encouraged negotiations with “terrorists,” would “forever be humiliated”. She also said that voters who claimed they did not support that approach were “lying to themselves”.

On the evening of November 5, 2026, Loomer announced that she was taking a break from hosting her twice-weekly livestreamed show, Loomer Unleashed. Loomer said the decision was not a withdrawal from political commentary or from her support for Trump. She described herself as a “machine” who sometimes worked more than 18 hours a day and said she had been “running on empty for too long”. Loomer cited her family, her personal life, and an upcoming wedding as reasons for the pause. She did not give a date for returning to the show and said she would be back “when the time is right”.

The announcement came after a week in which Loomer’s posting volume and the public criticism from Greene had made her online activity a story in itself. Loomer made clear that she would continue to follow the news, research stories, and comment on breaking events even while her show is on hiatus.

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