Marjorie Taylor Greene mulls Georgia governor or Senate run

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has expressed her openness to running for either the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff or the governorship of Georgia. During a recent podcast interview, she indicated that while no decisions have been finalized, she is considering all possibilities for her political future. Greene's potential candidacy comes amid speculation about Gov. Brian Kemp's intentions, as he is term-limited and could seek the Senate seat, which would likely influence the Republican primary landscape. Greene praised Kemp as a strong candidate for the Senate, and if she were to run for governor, it could further solidify Trump's influence in Georgia politics. The upcoming races are expected to be highly competitive, with Greene's national profile and connections within the GOP potentially playing significant roles. Other Republican contenders for the Senate include Reps. Buddy Carter and Mike Collins, as well as state officials like Insurance Commissioner John King and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.