Former Black Voices for Trump Director: Marjorie Taylor Greene Called Me the N-Word

Harrison Floyd alleged a Georgia GOP executive member heard Greene use the slur against him

Written for MeidasTouch by J.D. Wolf

When Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Laura Loomer for making racist remarks about curry and call centers aimed at Kamala Harris, Loomer retaliated by accusing Greene of using the n-word. Harrison Floyd, the former director of Black Voices for Trump and a co-conspirator in Trump’s legal troubles, defended Loomer and claimed that Greene had directed the racial slur at him after he considered a primary challenge against her.

Floyd shared further details about the alleged slur on Twitter, stating that Greene “has no right to call anyone a racist or talk about what the MAGA community stands for when she refers to me as a Ni**er in private.”

Floyd also hinted at other offensive remarks Greene allegedly made about him in private, reinforcing his claim that she has “no right to call Laura Loomer or anyone else racist.”

Floyd has also criticized Greene on Twitter, calling her "fake" and questioning, "How can the people of GA-14 trust you if all you do is make noise?"

Regarding the alleged n-word incident, Floyd claimed that a member of the Georgia GOP Executive Committee, who was helping him explore a potential political run, overheard Greene’s use of the slur and "will go on the record." He added that this individual is not the only one aware of the incident or who brought it to his attention.

In another tweet, Floyd demanded an apology from Greene, stating that if she doesn’t apologize, he will have another House member escort him to the House floor or cloakroom to get the apology in person on Capitol Hill.

Floyd later clarified that he wasn’t issuing a threat or trying to intimidate Greene, but simply suggesting that she should apologize in person if she considers herself an honorable person.

Laura Loomer has since offered to have Harrison Floyd on her show to share his story.