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"As citizens, we all should celebrate this day and wish President Biden and Vice President Harris success beyond measure."
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"As citizens, we all should celebrate this day and wish President Biden and Vice President Harris success beyond measure."
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama, supported Henry's pardon.
Even before the Air Force's official announcement was released, Colorado leaders were calling foul.
"Like the president, Brooks has shown no remorse for inciting violence and has said he stands by his message."
"Does any sane person truly believe Tuberville or Brooks could bring this type of deal together?" one source said.
Brooks faces censure. Tuberville is considered by most a pariah. Only Shelby and Sewell will hold influence on Capitol Hill.
"There is no reason to be proud of our congressional members who stoked violent insurrection."
Tuberville could do irreparable harm by trying to subvert the will of voters — and it could cost North Alabama billions,
"American's will gather, and where a loved one once sat, there will be an empty chair."
"Perilous situations require sacrifice, and true leaders do what's right, not what's poll-tested."
