Georgia Republican lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene isn't a stranger to making headlines, and some of her recent statements have some in the MAGA orbit upset, including right-wing commentator and activist Laura Loomer.

According to the Daily Mail, Loomer and Rep. Greene have had it out on social media. Both women torched each other in recent days, with both sides launching sharp attacks, including ones about their marriages.

Loomer slammed Greene as the two disagreed on a recent topic, writing in an X post, "This is a woman who allowed her sexual impulses to tear her family apart."

The conservative activist went on to claim that Greene is trying to "steal" President Donald Trump's movement away from him.

What's happening?

The dispute between the two didn't stop there, as Loomer later ramped up her attacks on Greene by using plenty of profanity.

The Daily Mail noted:

Their latest fight started on Monday when Greene fired the first shot by calling out Loomer for criticizing the military's decision to celebrate a Medal of Honor recipient, U.S. Army Capt. Florent Groberg.

Loomer took issue with Greene for honoring the veteran:

While serving in Afghanistan in 2012, Groberg tackled a suicide bomber, saving the lives of numerous people. Earlier this week, the Army praised the veteran during the anniversary of the attack, leading Loomer to attack the military for honoring an 'anti-Trump Leftist.'

Taylor Greene struck back after Loomer took issue with commemorating the veteran.

"Laura Loomer has ZERO respect or reverence for even the most heroic people in America," Greene wrote on X. "Ask any veteran, military member, and American, no one cares about his politics, the man was willing to die to save others from a suicide bomber."

Greene followed up by claiming that Loomer "psychotically turns on everyone" because she's "the most unstable person and worst liability to ever walk in the Oval Office."

Social media reacts

Users across social media had mixed reactions to the feud between the two women.

"I’ve always been skeptical of Laura Loomer, much like Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro. They pose as conservatives to manipulate Christians into backing their agenda for Israel," one X user wrote.

Another X user wrote to Greene, "You have no business being in Congress."

Only time will tell if the two continue the battle or if the dust will finally settle.