Marjorie Taylor Greene says she won’t run for Senate

Republican Ambassador Marjorie Taylor Greene from Georgia, a top ally of the President Donald Trump And Maga firefighter with national follow -up passes in the Senate running 2026.

A three -year -old conservative MP who represents a firm red quarter in northwestern Georgia, in a long statement that announced her decision posted on Friday night on social media, aimed at a democratic duty His. Jon Ossoff, The best goal of GOP, for which Republicans consider extremely vulnerable in the middle -day elections next year.

But Greene saved most of her poison for fellow Republicans, many of whom were afraid of polarizing campaigns if Greene became a candidate for party 2026 in Georgia and for the institution of Senata himself.

“Someone said once, ‘Senate is where good ideas go to die. ‘They were right. That’s why I’m not running, “Greene wrote as she announced her decision.

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And Greene claimed, “Here’s the difficult truth: the Senate does not function. It is designed to interfere with the will of the people and protect the Uniparty’s grip on power. Almost everything requires 60 votes, and even when we have a majority, a package from the package from the package Republican Senators Always the “no” vote in the accounts that are most important. “

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Greene’s announcement followed four days after a two -year -old Republican Government Brian Kempwho was the main recruit of the National Republican Senator Senator Committee in Battlefrund Georgia, he found that he would also transfer to a senate offer.

The popular conservative governor, who is limited and prevented from seeking re-elections in 2026, was a candidate for Dream Dream Dream to take over Ossoff, because the Republicans aim to expand their majority of Senate 53-47 in the next year’s elections.

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Greene, in her statement, claimed: “Jon Ossoff beating? That would be easy. He is a progressive silver spoon that has never held the right job or worries about putting a roof over his family’s head.”

“So, Jon Ossoff, you can stop yourself with -MAILOVES FOR MUCH EXCELLENTS AND CAMPS ADVERTISEMENTS, claiming I’m your opponent. I don’t start,” she added.

While criticizing Ossoffs, Greene enhanced the volume on her own party, including “the same elite that mocked me when I first ran for Congress 2020.”

“Most of the selected Republicans, who are consultants and rich donors who have encouraged him, have not fulfilled the promises of the campaign. Why? Because their donors and executives do not want to change. They want to protect their own interests, not yours,” Greene accused.

She aimed at “Republicans who see Trump as a speed of speed,” and claimed that “the polls became so unfair that most people barely pay attention to it. Voters are sick of advisers who are constantly enriching or losing.”

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Greene described himself as “effective, fearless and relentless, not because I serve the Republican Party, but because I serve the American people.”

But she added that “I will not fight for a team that refuses to win, who protects his weakest players, and undermines those people who should serve … elite detainees, advisers and institutions: Consider this warning.”

In the midst of Kemp’s announcement, the envoy of the GOP Buddy Carter, which represents coastal georgia, launched a senate campaign this week. Other Georgian Republicans Expressing interest in running are representatives of Mike Collins and Rich McCormick, State Insurance Commissioner John King, State Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and State Senator Greg Dolezal.

Republican advisers based in Georgia say Fox News to expect an overcrowded and competitive primary.

Greene, earlier this year, said she was also thinking about the Georgian governor. And in her statement she did not rule out the Gubernator race in the race to make Kemp.