The easy explanation for the resignation of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) is that President Donald Trump remains fully in control of the Republican Party. In reality, it's the most significant sign yet that the MAGA coalition, centered around one uniquely charismatic man, is showing cracks. The party has three years to figure out a more coherent message. Greene's resignation comes after she crossed Trump on releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files and he threatened to endorse a primary challenger against her next year. The president celebrated his erstwhile ally's departure as "great news for the country" after Greene said "my self-worth is not defined by a man" in an 11-minute video.