Tommy Tuberville

Fred is renowned throughout north Alabama for his work to bridge the digital divide.

Turning our attention to the unserved areas is the best way to develop rural communities.

I am proud to introduce Mr. Fred Johnson of Rainsville, Alabama.

With this game plan we ensure efficient use of taxpayer resources and do not leave communities behind.

In today's day and age, access to reliable internet service is not a want--it is a need.

I look forward to working with you. I think we can get a lot done.

This is not a crisis. This is a national emergency.

Turning our attention to the unserved areas is the best way to develop rural communities.

I look forward to working with my colleagues to craft effective broadband policy that benefits all Americans.

We must prioritize broadband deployment to unserved and underserved areas.

With this game plan we ensure efficient use of taxpayer resources and do not leave communities behind.

I think we can get a lot done.

Rural broadband is important. We have had the internet for years, and we are struggling in that area.

We cannot have an effective and functional safety net without stabilized crop insurance coverage for our producers.

Protecting the farm safety net is the top priority for commodity groups across the country.

Protecting the farm safety net is the top priority for commodity groups across the country.

We cannot have an effective and functional safety net without stabilized crop insurance coverage for our producers.

Protecting the farm safety net is the top priority for commodity groups across the country.

We cannot have an effective and functional safety net without stabilized crop insurance coverage for our producers.

My producers in Alabama--and we are not going to beat a dead horse here--are very concerned, obviously, about crop insurance and update reference prices.

My producers in Alabama--and we are not going to beat a dead horse here--are very concerned, obviously, about crop insurance and update reference prices.

My producers in Alabama--and we are not going to beat a dead horse here--are very concerned, obviously, about crop insurance and update reference prices.

I fully support unions. If people want to join a union, then that is fine. I mean, I think that is what this country is about.

The U.S. taxpayer paid $30 billion for the successful vaccines and received $1.15 trillion in direct benefit back from that $38 billion.

Much more capital is available to take risk.