After less than three full terms in office, Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor​ Greene is resigning from her seat in Congress on Monday.

Monday was Greene’s last day in office after she announced her resignation following several contentious days of a social media fight with President Donald Trump in November.

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s last day in Congress. On Tuesday’s episode of the “Politically Georgia” podcast Atlanta Journal-Constitution journalists Patricia Murphy, Tia Mitchell and Greg Bluestein discuss the Rome Republican’s exit and whether she is really leaving politics behind.

Monday, Jan. 5 marks Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene's last day on Capitol Hill after five years years, following her resignation from Congress in November. Greene's departure comes after a public split with President Trump and growing rift with GOP leadership.

Republican Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is marking her last day in office after she announced her intention to resign. CBS News' Nikole Killion reports.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene isn’t expected to be unemployed for long after leaving Congress, Knewz.com can report. Her resignation becomes official on January 5, marking the end of her five-year tenure representing Georgia in the House.

The Georgia representative announced her resignation back in November. Greene was an ally of President Donald Trump but turned into critic more recently.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is leaving Capitol Hill on Monday after five years as one of the most well-known members of Congress.