House Republicans want Antifa designated as a terrorist organization
Antifa is not a formally organized group nationally or in Alabama, so the resolution targets “those who act under the banner of Antifa."
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Mo Brooks’ ever-changing Jan. 6 story
Brooks has gone from blaming antifa to blaming Donald Trump in the span of six months.
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"Solving problems is hard work. It's much easier to just lie to people and hope they never find out."
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"Brooks continually embarrasses Alabama. It’s his superpower."
Brooks addresses pro-Trump rally ahead of Electoral College certification
Trump will address the crowd at 11 a.m. Congress will meet in a joint session at 12 p.m.
Brooks votes against resolution condemning QAnon conspiracy theorists
To this point Brooks has not publicly explained why he voted against the resolution.
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See recent postsNot sure what it was, but it was no debate
Trump and Biden both interrupted each other throughout the debate, but Trump did it more, and did it as the bully he is.
Brooks sends letter to AG Barr expressing concern over ongoing violence in cities
“We urged Barr to investigate ANTIFA and other left-wing domestic terror groups so that those responsible for funding and organizing terrorist acts can be brought to justice," Brooks said.
Alabama antifa call Huntsville police chief’s claims “bizarre,” explain how group operates
Huntsville Police Chief Mark McMurray told Huntsville City Council members that the use of crowd control weapons to prevent rioting in early June was based on information that indicated there were plans by agitators to do damage to the city. McMurray said that those agitators appeared to be members of or sympathizers with the group … Continued
Sessions appeals to Fayette County Republicans
Former U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama, spoke to an online meeting of the Fayette County Republican Party on Tuesday evening. “It is my wife’s birthday,” Sessions said. We have been married for 51 years.” Sessions claimed that he was better prepared to represent the people of Alabama in the Senate than his Republican Party primary … Continued