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Martin Pengelly

Marjorie Taylor Greene floats Senate run but hopes to be Trump’s vice-president

Marjorie Taylor Greene  speaks at a campaign rally for Donald Trump in Pickens, South Carolina, in July.
Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks at a campaign rally for Donald Trump in Pickens, South Carolina, in July. Photograph: Chris Carlson/AP

The rightwing extremist Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has not made up her mind about running for Senate in Georgia – in part because she hopes to be Donald Trump’s vice-president.

“I haven’t made up my mind whether I will do that or not,” Greene told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, about a rumoured challenge to the current governor, Brian Kemp, in a Georgia Senate primary in 2026.

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