In a baffling display of political infighting, former President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene following her interview on CBS's '60 Minutes'. Trump took to Truth Social, not to defend his party or a conservative principle, but to personally insult Greene, calling her a "very dumb person" and questioning her loyalty to the MAGA movement. He even bizarrely suggested her name should be 'Marjorie 'Traitor' Brown' under stress.

This spectacle raises serious questions about priorities. While Greene was discussing her controversial views and alleged behind-the-scenes Republican maneuvering, Trump’s response was a petty personal vendetta. Is this the kind of leadership Americans deserve? Instead of addressing substantive policy or holding Greene accountable for her actions, Trump seems more concerned with his own ego and perceived slights from 'Trump hating' media. Furthermore, his attacks on 60 Minutes' parent company, Paramount, suggest a pattern of trying to control the narrative and punish perceived enemies.

We are left to wonder: are these public spats designed to distract from genuine concerns facing American citizens? While these two political figures trade insults, critical issues like the economy, national security, and the erosion of democratic norms continue to be neglected. Are you okay with this focus on personal feuds over public service?