We have more work to do, but I am proud of the progress we have made to eradicate this barbaric practice from our country.
Tommy Tuberville
The Public Record
Tommy Hawley Tuberville is an American politician and former college football coach who has served as the junior United States Senator from Alabama since January 3, 2020. A member of the Republican Party, Tuberville succeeded Doug Jones in the Senate. Prior to his political career, he was the head coach of the Auburn University football team, leading them to a successful season in 2010. Tuberville's political positions often focus on issues such as immigration, military funding, and education reform.
Four years ago, the Supreme Court made a historic decision that has saved the lives of countless unborn children.
Well, it was like a halftime speech from a head coach. President Trump had a lot on his mind.
Gulf Coast shrimpers, they continue to face pressure from imported seafood that is often sold at an unfair price due to foreign subsidies and dumping prices.
Seems like every time I call for customer service, it comes from India. Is that correct? Are they as much complicit?
Mr. Miller, China is known for its investment fraud and scam centers. What do these criminal enterprises look like? And is the Chinese Communist Party or [its] syndicates with their protection or approval—are they approving these?
“He believes in this country. He believes in law enforcement. He believes in military. He believes in national security.”
“President Trump is a dealmaker. And by getting this property for the United States Coast Guard Academy, he basically stole it as a negotiator.”
The only way you can […] fix college sports is five for five, one transfer, no exceptions, and let’s go play.
They're trying to turn college sports into the same situation we got in with Obamacare.
In June, we celebrate Father’s Day. We appreciate the fathers—like Larry—who have helped instill patriotism in the next generation.
America’s national security depends on brave young men and women who answer the call to serve in our armed forces.
I am so proud of the appointees that will represent Alabama in our military service academies for the Class of 2030.
Receiving an appointment to one of these academies requires grit, dedication, and commitment, and I’m confident these students will carry these values with them to our service academies.
It was an honor to nominate these young Alabamians for an appointment, and I have full faith that they’ll continue to make our state and country proud.





