Britt joins letter in support of Medicare Advantage program
Enrollment in the program has doubled over the past decade, serving nearly 50 percent of individuals eligible for Medicare.
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See recent postsShelby’s last hurrah will benefit Alabamians for generations
Shelby appropriated a mind-boggling $660 million of extra earmarked dollars to our state.
Sen. Katie Britt, colleagues reintroduce Full Faith and Credit Act
The act prioritizes funding for the military, veterans and seniors should the U.S. hit its debt ceiling.
Britt to join Blackburn, Hyde-Smith in all-female delegation to border
The visit to the Del Rio Sector will include a meeting with federal, state and local law enforcement.
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See recent postsTwo new U.S. senators for Alabama
We may be in better shape in the senate than some think.
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See recent postsRichard Shelby is coming home
Alabamians will soon begin to realize what immense power Shelby had in Washington.
Shelby delivers farewell speech on Senate floor
Shelby is the longest-serving senator in the history of the state of Alabama, first elected in 1986.
December 16, 2022
Tuberville among Senators calling to amend Respect for Marriage Act
The amendment would prohibit denials or revocation of tax-exempt status, licenses and more for failing to recognize a same-sex marriage.
Katie Britt begins transition into new role as Alabama’s junior senator
Britt said she and her team are putting in long hours now so that they can hit the ground running when she assumes office on Jan. 3.
Britt calls for unified GOP front after Senate Republican Caucus keeps McConnell as leader
Alabama's newly elected senator, Katie Britt, said the debate is good for the party, but it's time to move forward.