Retired U.S. Navy Pilot
Constitutional Conservative
Faith • Family • Freedom 🇺🇸
Defending Property Rights & Secure Elections
Running for Congress | AL-01
I’m John Mills, a retired U.S. Navy pilot running for Congress in Alabama’s 1st District.
I’m running to defend the Constitution, protect property rights, and restore trust in our elections.
If you believe in Faith • Family • Freedom, follow along and join our campaign. 🇺🇸
@DrFrankModels Exactly right, Dr. Frank. Freedom is not inherited—it is preserved by citizens willing to stand, speak, and act. Every generation must defend the Constitution and the Republic entrusted to us. On August 11, Alabama has a chance to do just that. 🇺🇸 #AL01#VoteAugust11
@DrFrankModels Exactly right, Dr. Frank. Freedom is not inherited—it is preserved by citizens willing to stand, speak, and act. Every generation must defend the Constitution and the Republic entrusted to us. On August 11, Alabama has a chance to do just that. 🇺🇸 #AL01#VoteAugust11
Honored to attend Florala’s America 250 Alabama Veterans Celebration with former Mayor Gayle Robbins, Veterans Service Officer Brian Foshee, and Mayor Jeff Burlison.
Our rights come from God, our Constitution protects them, and our veterans defended them.
#Florala#Alabama250
Great seeing Sheriff Blake Turman last week at the Florala parade, and good to see him again today at the Andalusia parade.
Thankful for the law enforcement officers who serve and help keep Covington County safe. 🇺🇸
#America250#CovingtonCounty#Florala#Andalusia#AL01
Great morning at the Andalusia Independence Day Parade celebrating America’s 250th with patriots across South Alabama.
Our flag, our Constitution, and our liberty are still worth defending.
Photos from public parade festivities. No endorsement implied.
#America250#AL01 🇺🇸
250 years ago, America declared a revolutionary truth: our rights come from God, not government.
Today we celebrate independence, and tomorrow we keep defending it.
Faith. Family. Freedom. Constitution Above All.
America First. Alabama Always. 🇺🇸
#IndependenceDay#America250
When machines fail, confidence fails.
Paper ballots. Local control. Hand-count verification.
Thank you, Mike Lindell, for standing firm — and for endorsing my AL-01 race.
#AL01#AlabamaElectionIntegrity
Alabama is at 0 days of early voting — and that is a big deal.
Some states now stretch early voting to 45+ days. The longer the window, the stronger the chain of custody, secure storage, observation, and reconciliation need to be.
#AlabamaElectionIntegrity#ElectionIntegrity
@bori_ysy They start with 2 days, then 5, then 10, then 30, now we have some states here in the US that have 45 days of early voting!
All the room in the world for bad actors to manipulate the results.
Donald is right.
Big Tech data centers are driving the spike in power demand, but working families are getting handed the bill.
Data centers should pay the full cost of the grid upgrades they require.
No hidden subsidies.
#DataCenters#EnergyAffordability
Why is American households footing the bill for the data centers. The data centers are causing the spike in the energy usage so they should be footing the majority of the energy costs.
Why is American households footing the bill for the data centers. The data centers are causing the spike in the energy usage so they should be footing the majority of the energy costs.
@england_donald Donald is right.
Big Tech data centers are creating massive new power demand, so Big Tech should pay the full cost of the power plants, substations, transmission lines, and grid upgrades they require.
Working families should not get stuck subsidizing AI infrastructure.
Accessibility matters. So does chain of custody.
If ballots left the polling place outside lawful procedure, Alabama needs a full review and real accountability.
Election law must be applied the same in every county.
#ElectionIntegrity#AlabamaPolitics
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Kerr County, Texas gave us the proof in the pudding.
They trained volunteers and hand-counted Election Day GOP runoff ballots.
Prepare. Train. Verify.
I strongly support local control, paper ballots, and hand counting.
It can be done.
#ElectionIntegrity
Ivey said in a statement on Tuesday that she fully supported Alabama appealing the federal court ruling, which would force Alabama to use a more Democrat-friendly congressional map for the 2026 election.
🔗: https://t.co/HGV0reQHqK
@1819News Alabama is right to keep fighting. The people of this state deserve congressional districts drawn by Alabama’s elected Legislature — not dictated by federal judges.
Let the process play out, respect the Supreme Court, and let Alabama voters decide.
#AmericaFirst#AlabamaAlways
@yhn@AGSteveMarshall Alabama is right to keep fighting.
This is about who draws Alabama’s congressional map: elected representatives of the people or federal judges.
I’m ready to compete, ready to serve, and ready to fight for AL-01 — wherever this process lands.
#AL01#AmericaFirst#AlabamaAlways
On Wednesday, @AGSteveMarshall hauled Alabama’s redistricting fight back before the U.S. Supreme Court, filing emergency stay applications in all three redistricting cases, Allen v. Singleton, Allen v. Caster, and Allen v. Milligan, and asking the Justices to act by 10 a.m. on Monday, June 1.
The filings ask Associate Justice Clarence Thomas to immediately stay the preliminary injunction issued on Monday by the same panel — Eleventh Circuit Judge Stanley Marcus and U.S. District Judges Anna Manasco and Terry Moorer — that has now ruled against Alabama four times.
The state is also requesting an administrative stay so that election preparations under the 2023 Livingston map can resume in the meantime.
It is the third time in three years that Alabama has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overrule this district court. The state won the most recent trip just 16 days ago, when the high court vacated the panel’s permanent injunction in light of Louisiana v. Callais.
The panel responded by issuing a new injunction.
“Yesterday’s decision was disappointing but was not surprising,” Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said in a statement alongside his motions today.
Read more here: https://t.co/FJv1Z44FEF
#Alabama #ALPolitics #Redistricting #Elections #SCOTUS
@yhn@AGSteveMarshall Alabama is right to keep fighting.
This is about who draws Alabama’s congressional map: elected representatives of the people or federal judges.
I’m ready to compete, ready to serve, and ready to fight for AL-01 — wherever this process lands.
#AL01#AmericaFirst#AlabamaAlways