Congress
In an email disclosed by the committee on Thursday, Brooks asked for a blanket pardon for more than 140 Republicans.
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Elections
Congressman Mo Brooks, R-Alabama, was in St. Clair County speaking to the County Republican Party in Pell City.
Elections
He spoke about his campaign for the Republican nomination in Alabama’s 5th Congressional District.
Elections
Brooks has gone from blaming antifa to blaming Donald Trump in the span of six months.
Elections
Wardynski is running for the Republican nomination in Alabama’s 5th Congressional District to replace Mo Brooks.
Elections
Brooks spoke to the Fayette County Republican Party at their regular monthly meeting.
Congress
Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell has sued Brooks and three others over their involvement in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot.
Congress
Tuberville said the potential for unequal staffing was his biggest concern.
National
It's at least the third resignation since the Republican Attorneys General Association's involvement in a rally before the Capitol attack.
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"Whether he did it unwittingly or to pander for cheap votes, Tuberville helped Trump execute an insurrection, and that is unforgivable."
