Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottos, Democrat, said she was thinking about running Georgian next governor.
Bottos, who recently served in Biden’s administration, told Fox 5 Atlanta that he was seriously considering running in Georgia’s 2026 Gubernator elections, but wants to finish some things he first works on, including a new book.
She also knocked on President Donald Trump, who she believes he already fails to fulfill his promises of the campaign while returning to public function.
Former Higher Advisor Biden Keisha Lance Bottos again joined the White House in a new role
Keisha Lance Bottos talks about the press in the White House 13 January 2023 in Washington, DC (Getty Images)
The former mayor further criticized the President for the mass deportation of illegal migrants who did not commit violent crimes.
“I don’t think there are many people who are against people who have violent criminal records deport themselves if they are illegally in the country,” she said. “When I see raids, I immediately think of families who are behind, and is reminiscent of the policies of the separation of the families I had to deal with when I was Mayor of Atlanta.”
The bottles resigned from the White House earlier this month, where she served President Joe Biden’s Export council. Trump claimed that the truth was social that he had released her after taking over her duty, but she provided a letter from Bidun to thank her for the service, according to Fox 5 Atlanta.
Keisha Lance Bottos Participates at the Moonshot Cancer event on October 24, 2022 in Washington, DC (Getty Images)
“I have already resigned. I sent the first week in January in a letter about the resignation, saying that it was in force on January 20, which was an unpaid position,” Bottos said.
Earlier, she also worked in the Administration of Biden as a senior advisor to the President and the director of the Public Engagement Office of the White House from July 2022 to April 2023.
Keisha Lance Bottos announces leaving the role of the White House
Keisha Lance Bottos During the Bloomberg Summit, New York, on Tuesday, March 2, 2022. (Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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The bottom also wanted to turn to critics saying she had left the job as Mayor of Atlanta When she decided not to run for a re -election in 2021.
“I think people forget that the mayors have been elected for a four -year term,” she said. “I have completed my term. If we want people to serve as mayor for eight years, we should be sure that they were elected to an eight -year term.”
