Despite her relatively brief two-year tenure in the House of Representatives, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia has already positioned herself in substantial roles, including the possibility of standing as VP for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s re-election bid.
In a candid interview featured in the pages of the Atlanta-Journal Constitution, Greene revealed that she is not shying away from the idea of challenging Kemp in the GOP primary for the Senate race, a proposition that is generating buzz among political observers.
Greene to become VP?
Regarding her potential for national office, Greene pondered aloud, “I haven’t made up my mind whether I will do that or not. I have a lot of things to think about. Am I going to be a part of President Trump’s Cabinet if he wins? Is it possible that I’ll be VP?”
With a fervent dedication to the former president, she expressed deep admiration for the prospect of becoming Trump’s running mate, indicating that it would be an “honor” she would weigh “very, very heavily.”
Despite Greene’s readiness to embrace these momentous roles, the official word from Trump’s campaign is still pending, leaving observers curious about whether she is among the VP contenders being considered.
A Senator?
The political trajectory of Greene took another surprising twist during an April rally in Waco, Texas when Donald Trump himself suggested that she consider a Senate run. At the time, Greene confessed to NBC News that the prospect hadn’t yet crossed her mind.
Reflecting on Trump’s endorsement, she commented, “I haven’t talked with him about it, but it was so nice of him to say that at the rally.”
As the political landscape continues to evolve, all eyes are on Marjorie Taylor Greene as she navigates the crossroads of her burgeoning career, considering roles that could shape the future of the Republican Party and the broader political arena.
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