Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals whether she will run for Senate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : The wedge is between Congress , and the establishment Republicans that are undermining the president's agenda The firebrand conservative adds that she's credible to the Republican base because she won an election before Trump ever endorsed her. 'Never forget, I got here on my own with the people.
46% : It comes during a period of time where Greene has expressed ambivalence at best toward the party's establishment She told Steve Bannon on Monday that 'there is no wedge between the base and President Trump.
38% : Greene said she doesn't want to serve in a Senate that 'doesn't work' and that she said is dominated by lawmakers hostile to grassroots Trump supporters and unwilling to shake up the status quo Ossoff, a first-term senator, won the seat by a slim margin in a state that has historically been a Republican stronghold but has more recently become a battleground Her decision not to run came a day after she told reporters she was considering it. 'I´m going to give it some thought, talk to my family.
28% : She told Steve Bannon on Monday that 'there is no wedge between the base and President Trump.
22% : But Greene said she doesn't want to serve in a Senate that 'doesn't work' and that she said is dominated by lawmakers hostile to grassroots Trump supporters and unwilling to shake up the status quo.

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