In a move that has sent ripples through Republican circles, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a prominent MAGA figure and staunch ally of President Donald Trump, has announced she will not pursue a U.S. Senate run in Georgia for 2026. Her decision, shared in a fiery social media statement on Friday night, raises serious concerns about the direction of the Republican Party and its ability to unify for critical midterm elections. As a concerned observer, I worry that Greene’s criticisms of the GOP and Georgia Republicans and the Senate itself signal deeper divisions in Georgia that could jeopardize the GOP’s chances against a vulnerable Democratic incumbent, Sen. Jon Ossoff.
🚨New: Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced she won’t run in the 2026 Georgia Senate Race pic.twitter.com/yTxKAva8qD
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