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Rogers said House Democrats’ budget cuts $16 billion from Biden’s budget but does not detail where that cut would come from.
Brooks is running for the U.S. Senate in 2022 for the seat currently held by Sen. Richard Shelby.
Brooks told a GOP club that legislators didn't act like "real Republicans" in the last session, and he warned of a coming civil war.
Brooks spoke to the Fayette County Republican Party at their regular monthly meeting.
The letter urges Senate leadership to reject President Biden’s appointees to lead the immigration agencies.
Congressman Moore and Trump administration Chief of Staff Meadows wrote an opinion piece for Fox News.
"Mo Brooks should be ashamed for courting campaign dollars from RINO Republicans, and hardcore progressives promoting the woke, cancel culture movement."
Brooks said that any honest and fair review of the decision will determine that Huntsville is the best site for Space Command.
"Winning the GOP primary is tantamount to election in the Heart of Dixie in a statewide race."
