MAGA Favorite Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene indicated that she could have ambitions to go to a higher office, while President Donald Trump loyalists insert control in Washington.
Georgia's and Close Ally's congress member of the president sat down for recording the podcast 'Political Georgia' where she was asked about her future plans.
Greene acknowledged that she thinks about challenging the Democratic Georgia senator Jon Ossoff who will be re -elected next year in the battlefield.
She is also considering a bid for the governor, because the current Republican governor Brian Kemp Term is Limited.
'Of course I consider all the possibilities. No decisions were made, but I would tell a lie if I didn't say I wasn't considering it, “Taylor Greene said when he was asked for both options.
The Congressman made a national name for himself as a member of the Maga movement for her disruptive approach in Washington.
Greene has received attention and eyebrows lifted for promoting bizarre conspiracy theories, attacks on democratic colleagues and interrupting President Joe Biden.
She is also known that she chooses fighting with Republican Congresseiders, but her force has made her a favorite with the Trump base that treats her like a Maga celebrity.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) at the inauguration of President Trump last month. The Maga -loyalist indicated that she is thinking she is running for the Senate or Georgia Governor
With Republicans who take a Trifecta in Washington – President Trump in the White House and a Gop -controlled congress – Greene could exercise some real power on Capitol Hill in the coming two years.
She was recently appointed chairman of a DOGE sub -committee in the house that was founded to collaborate with billionaire Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) to reduce expenditure and find government waste.
When asked which between the senate seat or the office of the governor was more attractive, Greene said that she was “not really sure.”
Greene is campaigning with Trump at an event in Georgia in March 2024
Democratic Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff is for re -election in the Midterms 2026
Ossoff is expected to get one of the most difficult re -election offers next year, because he wants to keep Georgia Senate Blauw in the midterms.
The young senator turned the seat for Democrats in 2020 when he drove the Republican Senator David Perdue.
That year Georgia also chose the Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock in a special election and President Biden won the state in the presidential election.
Warnock was able to keep his senate seat for Democrats in the Midperms of 2022 after a tough race against Gop candidate Herschel Walker who was supported by Trump.
But the state turned back to Red in the 2024 presidential election, and the Senate Race from 2026 is considered one of the biggest to pay attention to the coming interim cycle.
Some Republicans evoke that Gop-Gouverneur Brian Kemp is limited to go to the Senate in Georgia next year
Some Republicans in Washington, including the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) Tim Scott, have called on Kemp to throw in his name for the senate seat.
Scott called the popular departing governor his 'number one recruit'.
If Kemp and Greene both walked, the race could become ugly if Trump and his brightest supporters in the past have entered into Kemp because they have not destroyed the 2020 elections.
But Greene remained diplomatic at Kemp who called for the Senate during her podcast interview.
“I think Gov. Kemp would be a very solid candidate, “she said.
