Ousted Rep Cori Bush thinks she’ll seek office again: ‘I will always be Squad’

Progressive lawmakers Rep. Cori Bush and Rep. Jamaal Bowman, both members of the \”Squad,\” are preparing to exit Congress after losing their respective Democratic primaries. Despite this setback, both politicians are keeping their options open for a return to political office in the future.

In a recent statement, Rep. Cori Bush expressed her intention to run for office again, stating that she did not expect her time in Congress to be limited to just four years. She emphasized that while she does not have any specific plans at the moment, running for Congress or another position is definitely a possibility in the future. Bush also affirmed her commitment to fighting for those in need alongside her fellow Squad members, emphasizing that their priorities and beliefs will remain unchanged.

Similarly, Rep. Jamaal Bowman has indicated that he may seek office again in the future. He highlighted the opportunity to continue serving his community through education, community organizing, and fundraising. Bowman stressed the importance of building power at the local level and expressed his intention to engage with communities in Yonkers, the Bronx, and beyond.

Both Bush and Bowman have received support from their colleagues in the Squad, with Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez standing by their side. The departing lawmakers have also been cheered on by supporters on both the right and left sides of the political spectrum.

As they prepare to leave Congress, Bush and Bowman are focused on staying engaged with their communities and remaining active in political activism. While their time in office may be coming to an end, their commitment to fighting for social justice and progressive values remains unwavering.

For more information on Rep. Cori Bush and Rep. Jamaal Bowman’s future plans, stay tuned for updates from Fox News.