Bulwark Takes Tim Miller: MTG’s Exit Is a Bigger Problem Than Trump Thinks
Nov 25, 2025
Tim Miller, a sharp political commentator and Bulwark contributor, dives into the chaos of GOP politics. He discusses Trump's recent string of election losses and examines Marjorie Taylor Greene's critique of him, suggesting her comments could destabilize Trump's support among his base. Miller also highlights the shifting Republican outlook for 2026, with growing fears about retaining the House and retirements on the rise. Finally, he explores Greene's appeal to economic populism and what it means for her future in the party.
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A Month Of Compounding Losses For Trump
- Tim Miller maps a month of losses ('L after L') for Donald Trump across elections, shutdown messaging, and legal setbacks.
- These cumulative defeats signal a trend that weakens Trump's immediate political standing even if it's reversible.
Greene's Exit Risks A Domino Effect
- Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation may encourage other Republicans to leave, threatening the GOP's House majority in 2026.
- Greene's exit signals internal GOP despair and could trigger more retirements that compound Republican vulnerability.
A Populist Rebuke From Within
- Greene framed her resignation as a betrayal of MAGA populism, accusing elites and Washington of co-opting Trump.
- That critique from inside the movement could erode Trump's base if even a small percentage align with her view.