Marjorie Taylor Greene says she won’t run for Senate

Republican Representative Margori Taylor Green is passing through Georgia, a great ally of the Council of Donald Trump and Maggah Maga with national followers, a tour of the Senate for 2026.

In a lengthy statement, the conservative, conservative legislator, which represents a cruel red area in the northwest of Georgia, aims in a lengthy statement that its decision that was published on social media on Friday night, and a goal to the current Senator John Osov, is a great goal in the Republican Party that the Republicans are seen as very weak in the mid -term elections next year.

But Green saved a lot of her poison for her Republican colleagues, many of whom were afraid of an attracting campaign if Green became the party’s 2026 candidate in Georgia, and the Foundation in the Senate himself.

One of them once said: “The Senate is the place where good thoughts go to death.” They were right.

This popular governor is running in the 2026 race in the Senate

“Here is the difficult fact: the Senate does not work. It is designed to obstruct the will of people and protect the osarate grip on power. Almost everything requires 60 votes to pass, and even when we have a majority, a group of Republican Senator always votes” no “on the laws that are more important to.”

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Green’s announcement came four days after the Republicans Governor of Brian KetepWho was the best recruiter in the National Senate Committee in Georgia, Georgia, also revealed that he would also issue an offer in the Senate.

The governor of the state, Brian Kemp, of Georgia, said he would not nominate the Senate. (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)

The Popular Governor, who carries a term and prevented from seeking to re-election in 2026, was the candidate of the Republican Party’s dream in the face of OSSOFF, as Republicans aim to expand the majority of the Senate 53-47 in the elections next year.

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In her statement, Green claimed, “He hit John Osov? It will be easy. He is progressing from silver and has never occupied a real or worried job about placing a roof at the head of his family.”

“Therefore, John Osov, you can stop with emails to collect donations and campaigns ads that claim to be your opponent. I am not running,” she added.

Senator John Osov speaks, d. The first Democrat is nominated for his re -election in the middle of the period 2026. (AP)

While Osov’s criticism, Green raised the volume to her own party, including “the same elites who mocked me when she ran for the first time in congress in 2020.”

“Most of the elected Republicans, who are paying it by the wealthy consultants and donors, fail to provide their promises to their campaign. Why? Because donors and their treatments do not want to change. They want to protect their interests, and not for you.”

She targeted “Republicans who see Trump as a stumbling block”, and they argued that “the polls have become so honest that most people barely pay attention to it anymore. The voters were tired of consultants who continue to get rich, whether we won or lost.”

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Green described herself as “effective, unaware of fear, unabated, 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, protects its weakest players, and undermines the people who are supposed to serve … to the bastion of the elite, the advisers, and the institution: consider this warning.”

In the aftermath of the Kemp announcement, Republican Party, Body Carter, which represents the coastal of Georgia, launched the Senate Campaign this week. The other Republicans in Georgia who express his interest in operation are the actors. Mike Collins and Rich McCromic, Government Insurance Commissioner John King, Government Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper, Secretary of State Brad Fenenebger and Senator Greg Doldz.

Republican counselors told Georgia Fox News that they expect crowded and competitive.

Green said, earlier this year, she was also considering running for the Georgia ruler. In her statement, she was not excluded a ruling tour of the race to lagging behind.