Bradley Byrne released the following statement regarding his vote of no for impeaching President Trump.
“Madam Speaker, in three months, we have gone from receiving an unsubstantiated, hearsay, and discredited whistleblower complaint to the production…
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Mo Brooks cast a no vote Wednesday night on both articles of impeachment against President Trump and released the following statement:
“Socialist Democrats have brazenly abused their majority party power in these impeachment proceedings. The…
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The U.S. House has voted to impeach President Trump, making him the third U.S. President to ever be impeached, joining Bill Clinton and Andrew Johnson. See how your Alabama U.S. Representative voted below.
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The Business Council of Alabama has endorsed five statewide judicial candidates who are running for election in 2020. The endorsement came from the board of directors for ProgressPAC, which is the political action committee for…
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During an appearance on WVNN’s “The Jeff Poor Show,” former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the front-runner to take on Democratic incumbent,…
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A poll commissioned by the Sessions campaign found that the former Attorney General is the new GOP front-runner to take on Democratic incumbent, Senator Doug Jones.
Among 700 likely Republican voters, surveyed Dec. 3-5,…
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On Thursday morning, Republican Senate candidate, Congressman Bradley Byrne made an appearance on the “Matt and Aunie” radio show. During his appearance,…
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On Sunday, current Alabama Secretary of State, John Merrill ended his campaign for U.S. Senate to challenge Democratic incumbent, Doug Jones. He made the announcement on his Facebook page:
“I have spoken…
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As election season continues to heat up, one Republican incumbent running for reelection is Congressman Mo Brooks, a Republican who represents the 5th Congressional District in Alabama. On Monday, a political action…
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The 2020 Senate election in Alabama is heating up and as expected, Republicans are fighting relentlessly to take back former Attorney General and now Senate candidate, Jeff Session’s former seat.
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