Rep. Kat Cammack on if She Would Be Willing To Fill Florida’s Open Senate Seat: “Without a Doubt You Would Want To Take That Opportunity”

Rep. Kat Cammack, congresswoman for Florida’s 3rd District, joined The Guy Benson Show to discuss Florida’s significant representation in the incoming Trump administration and why she’s excited for its return. She addressed speculation about her potential bid to replace Marco Rubio as Florida Senator, following his expected role as Secretary of State, and shared her enthusiasm for joining the growing DOGE movement to tackle government waste. Cammack also weighed in on FBI Director Christopher Wray’s resignation and reacted to the disturbing assault of Rep. Nancy Mace by a trans activist. You can listen to the full interview below!

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When asked if she’d be willing to fill the soon-to-be open Senate seat left open by Sen. Marco Rubio, Rep. Cammack said the following:

“I mean, if Governor DeSantis were to pick up the phone and call me and ask to serve in that capacity, I think without a doubt you would want to take that opportunity to serve the entire great state of Florida… it would be the honor of a lifetime, certainly. And it definitely would be an interesting change to the culture over there. You know, the the Senate not like the House. It’s an institution that moves a little bit slower. And definitely a need for a millennial, I think is overdue in in the Senate. So it would be a fantastic honor and a privilege.”