Summary
Marjorie Taylor Greene is leaving Congress on January 5 after a disagreement with President Trump. There is speculation about her future plans, including possibly running for governor or Senate in Georgia. Greene might also enter the media world by starting a podcast.
Key Facts
- Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her resignation from Congress, effective January 5.
- Greene had a public disagreement with President Trump, leading to her resignation.
- Trump called Greene "a traitor" and plans to endorse her opponent in upcoming elections.
- There are rumors about Greene potentially running for president in 2028, but she has denied this.
- Greene has expressed interest in possibly running for Georgia governor or the U.S. Senate.
- Trump suggested Greene lacked enough support to win a statewide office without his endorsement.
- A political science professor predicted Greene might start a podcast to stay in the public eye.
