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Stan Cooke Receives Major Endorsements

By Bill Britt
Alabama Political Reporter

MONTGOMERY—The Christian Coalition of Alabama, along with several other important organizations, has endorsed Stan Cooke for Lt. Governor.

“I take these endorsements as a testament to my conservative Christian values and beliefs and as a testament to my defense of the Declaration of Independence and US Constitution,” said Cooke.

Cooke is running to replace currently Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey for the State’s second in command.

Other groups that have thrown their weight behind Cooke are Conservative Christians of Alabama, Alabama Republican Assembly, Alabama Tea Party Express, Alabama Coalition of Christian Citizens, Alabama Alliance Against Abortion and Stop Common Core. He is also receiving major support from State Employees, active and retired.

“My ancestors were among the first settlers at Jamestown in 1607 and aboard the Mayflower in 1620. They signed they mayflower compact – the first document recognizing God and Government being uniquely joined together. This rich heritage added to my Christian beliefs will guide me as we bring governance with integrity to the people of Alabama,” Cooke said.

Cooke has promised solid leadership and sober thinking if elected Lt. Governor.

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Bill Britt is editor-in-chief at the Alabama Political Reporter and host of The Voice of Alabama Politics. You can email him at [email protected].

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