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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene will not run for US Senate
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene will not run for US Senate
The primary is expected to attract a number of high-profile GOP challengers.
Updated: 12:08 AM EDT May 10, 2025
Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene will not campaign to be the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate race in Georgia against incumbent Democrat Jon Ossoff.“I am not running,” Greene wrote in a post to her Facebook page Friday evening.Video above: Protesters arrested at Marjorie Taylor Greene town hallGreene’s decision not to throw her hat into the political ring comes one day after Republican Congressman Earl “Buddy” Carter announced he is running in the primary, which is expected to attract a number of high-profile GOP challengers.In her social media post, Greene sounded confident about what the outcome would have been had she entered the race.“Everyone in politics thinks they know what I’ll do. They don’t. Yes, I’m competitive. Yes, I love to win. And yes, I know I would win both the primary and the general. I’d enjoy proving the elites wrong every single day. But that’s not what motivates me,” Greene wrote.The Ossoff campaign released a statement that read in part: “Senator Ossoff will defeat any challenger,” following Carter’s announcement. When asked about Greene’s decision not to run, the Ossoff campaign’s communications director said in an email, “The campaign does not have a comment at this time.”
Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene will not campaign to be the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate race in Georgia against incumbent Democrat Jon Ossoff.
“I am not running,” Greene wrote in a post to her Facebook page Friday evening.
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Video above: Protesters arrested at Marjorie Taylor Greene town hall
Greene’s decision not to throw her hat into the political ring comes one day after Republican Congressman Earl “Buddy” Carter announced he is running in the primary, which is expected to attract a number of high-profile GOP challengers.
In her social media post, Greene sounded confident about what the outcome would have been had she entered the race.
“Everyone in politics thinks they know what I’ll do. They don’t. Yes, I’m competitive. Yes, I love to win. And yes, I know I would win both the primary and the general. I’d enjoy proving the elites wrong every single day. But that’s not what motivates me,” Greene wrote.
The Ossoff campaign released a statement that read in part: “Senator Ossoff will defeat any challenger,” following Carter’s announcement. When asked about Greene’s decision not to run, the Ossoff campaign’s communications director said in an email, “The campaign does not have a comment at this time.”
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