A heated fight has broken out online between far-right activist Laura Loomer and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) after Loomer accused Greene’s former campaign manager, Isaiah Wartman, of shady political behavior.
The argument started on X (formerly Twitter) when Loomer claimed Wartman, who still gets paid by Greene, used her campaign credit card to buy the Ye24.com website in 2023—the same day of Kanye West’s infamous dinner at Mar-a-Lago with President Trump and white nationalist Nick Fuentes. Loomer suggested the dinner was planned to make Trump look bad and hurt his donor support ahead of the 2024 election.
“I’ve been saying for years that MTG was working against President Trump,” Loomer wrote. “How does someone like Wartman, who was part of that setup, now work in the White House’s Presidential Personnel Office?”
Wartman quickly fired back, mocking Loomer personally and claiming she had been put under psychiatric care multiple times. He also said she would “never work for President Trump” and bragged about his loyalty to Trump since 2015.
Greene jumped in to defend Wartman, calling Loomer “unstable” and “the worst liability to ever walk in the Oval Office.”
The Ye24.com controversy comes from reports that in 2023, Kanye West’s campaign insider Milo Yiannopoulos billed Greene’s campaign $7,000 for the website. Experts said this could count as an illegal, unreported donation to West’s campaign. Milo, who had ties to both West and Greene, later admitted he helped arrange the Trump–West–Fuentes dinner to “make Trump’s life miserable.”
Loomer also accused Milo of threatening her with false sexual assault allegations if she didn’t delete tweets about Greene. She says she has filed a police report and called the threats “felony extortion.” Greene denies Milo works for her.
