I was honored to receive @ALGOP’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Serving the people of Alabama remains the highest honor of my life. We’ve built incredible momentum for our state, protected Alabama values and maintained that good, ‘ole common sense. Our work continues! #alpolitics
Today, we recognize Will Roberts Day in Alabama in honor of Will’s remarkable life and in recognition of every child who has battled or is battling childhood cancer.
Will represents the courage, hope and faith shown by so many young warriors. His legacy will continue to inspire.
This one’s for the girls!
Congratulations to the Northeast Alabama Community College Softball Team on bringing home a national championship in the second year of their program. That’s a BIG deal!
Enjoyed celebrating these young ladies today. Go Mustangs! #alpolitics
ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS.
Voiced by @jockowillink.
REAL OPERATORS. NOT ACTORS.
Original score performed by more than 100 military band members.
This is a TRIBUTE to the modern American warfighter—and to every warrior whose sacrifice carried the mission forward.
I enjoyed hosting my interns at the Governor’s Mansion on #NationalInternDay to discuss their summer of service to Alabama.
Huntley especially appreciated their parting gift — fitting as this group heads back to school to write the next chapter of their own stories! #alpolitics
Earlier this month, two of my interns, Grace and Sarah, visited Transformation Montgomery to help Capital City students kick off their participation in my Summer Reading Challenge.
By the looks of it, these students are doing a great job! #alpolitics
Never forget.
While you were locked inside your house unable to see your kid’s graduation or hold hands with dying relatives, the vaccine enforcers made TikTok videos about Covid.
Covid wasn’t just a tyrannical psychological operation.
It was a humiliation ritual.
SUMMER RAIN: This was way before most of you were born, but there was a great song by Johnny Rivers in the 60s called Summer Rain.
This question was raised this morning by a follower ”Can you speak on the very wet weather we’ve been having? I know it’s summer but this seems much worse.”
The map attached to this post shows rain total anomaly since late May. The colors of green and blue represent areas with above average rain.
A persistent upper-level ridge has stayed just west of Alabama. Instead of sitting directly overhead and suppressing storms, it’s acted like a “ring of fire,” allowing disturbances to ride around its edge and trigger clusters of thunderstorms across the Southeast. These organized thunderstorm clusters move across Alabama from north to south on the eastern periphery of the ridge.
It’s worth remembering that summer rainfall here is naturally very uneven. One neighborhood may receive 3 inches of rain while another just a few miles away stays almost completely dry.
So yes, many communities have had an unusually wet stretch lately, but it’s the result of a favorable atmospheric pattern rather than anything out of the ordinary.
Never forget that they wanted you locked inside your house for a virus with a 0.3% mortality rate, but they wanted BLM outside burning down our cities.
True evil.
For 10 Farnborough Airshows, we’ve taken Alabama’s story to the world. This year, we brought home two major industry announcements and held more than 50 meetings with companies looking to grow. Alabama’s aerospace and defense future is bright! #alpolitics
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China isn’t just stealing our military technology - they’re stealing our agriculture tech too.
Our government sold out our farmers with “free trade” (rigged trade) for decades, so I think we owe it to them to invest in their next gen tech.