MTG passes on Senate after being dismissed as "a conservative icon in a gerrymandered...district" by fellow Repubs
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MTG passes on Senate after being dismissed as "a conservative icon in a gerrymandered...district" by fellow Repubs
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Visit Ask a Pol ~ asking your lawmakers your questions at your US Capitol ~What should we ask Congress next? Let us know!In our latest episode, Ask a Pol asks:
Do you think it'd be bad for the Republican Party for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) to run against incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) for the Georgia Senate seat?
Key Cramer:
“It's hard for me to imagine she’d be the best candidate we could put up. That's for sure,” Sen. Kevin Cramer tells Ask a Pol. ”We've been hurt by bad candidates.”*
*after a week of blistering coverage, on Friday night MTG announced she’s not running for Senate.
Caught our ear:
“Being a conservative icon in a gerrymandered congressional district in Georgia is not the same thing as appealing to the diversity of the entire state,” Cramer tells us.
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