Senator Tuberville self id’s as white nationalist and wants white nationalists in military

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tommy Tuberville is representing our state, doing a great job, and we are proud of him.

Okay. Just remember that we know you hate the military, so the next time you get teary eyed and thank someone for their service, you’re doing that for you, not to thank them.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are the home of the Crimson Tide, Muscle Shoals, Rocket City, and the Red Tails.

You are jealous.

Black athletes, Black music, Congressional pork, Black pilots, so Black culture that Alabama tried its best to suppress and unearned benefits (don’t forget the TVA made Huntsville possible) from the Federal government that Alabama despises are your brag points. Tuberville represents the other, dominant, side of Alabama - ignorance, prejudice, discrimination, oppression, clan rule, and worship of the Confederacy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are the home of the Crimson Tide, Muscle Shoals, Rocket City, and the Red Tails.

You are jealous.

Black athletes, Black music, Congressional pork, Black pilots, so Black culture that Alabama tried its best to suppress and unearned benefits (don’t forget the TVA made Huntsville possible) from the Federal government that Alabama despises are your brag points. Tuberville represents the other, dominant, side of Alabama - ignorance, prejudice, discrimination, oppression, clan rule, and worship of the Confederacy.

Hysterical! Must be hard to be you. Livin’ is easy down in Bama.

[Anonymous]

Tuberville would not have received my vote, but this is not about the support of the military. This is about the policies that give military members wanting an abortion an extra three weeks of leave--in addition to the thirty days they already receive.

We don't read that part in the discussion in the media.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tuberville would not have received my vote, but this is not about the support of the military. This is about the policies that give military members wanting an abortion an extra three weeks of leave--in addition to the thirty days they already receive.

We don't read that part in the discussion in the media.

This is about stopping the promotions of black officers. It has nothing to do with medical leave.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tuberville would not have received my vote, but this is not about the support of the military. This is about the policies that give military members wanting an abortion an extra three weeks of leave--in addition to the thirty days they already receive.

We don't read that part in the discussion in the media.

It is not about leave. Don’t be so gullible. And even if it were, it’s medical leave.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tuberville would not have received my vote, but this is not about the support of the military. This is about the policies that give military members wanting an abortion an extra three weeks of leave--in addition to the thirty days they already receive.

We don't read that part in the discussion in the media.

The proper place to debate and legislate the military abortion policy and any other military personnel policy is in the annual National Defense Authorization Act. Tuberville is on the Senate Armed Service Committee so he can propose an amendment in Committee, debate it, and force a vote. That’s how real Senators try to change policies they disagree with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are the home of the Crimson Tide, Muscle Shoals, Rocket City, and the Red Tails.

You are jealous.

Black athletes, Black music, Congressional pork, Black pilots, so Black culture that Alabama tried its best to suppress and unearned benefits (don’t forget the TVA made Huntsville possible) from the Federal government that Alabama despises are your brag points. Tuberville represents the other, dominant, side of Alabama - ignorance, prejudice, discrimination, oppression, clan rule, and worship of the Confederacy.

Hysterical! Must be hard to be you. Livin’ is easy down in Bama.

Because the rest of the country subsidizes you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tuberville would not have received my vote, but this is not about the support of the military. This is about the policies that give military members wanting an abortion an extra three weeks of leave--in addition to the thirty days they already receive.

We don't read that part in the discussion in the media.

Did you read the thread? It’s a medical procedure for which you forced birther idiots have forced women to have to travel, frequently serious distance. Yeah, they get time off. Grow up and deal with the consequences of your crap policies.

[Anonymous]

I would like to thank Alabama for its role in flipping Georgia to vote Democratic for President and both Senate seats. It wouldn’t have happened without decades of people fleeing Alabama to the Atlanta Metro area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tuberville would not have received my vote, but this is not about the support of the military. This is about the policies that give military members wanting an abortion an extra three weeks of leave--in addition to the thirty days they already receive.

We don't read that part in the discussion in the media.

Well if GOPers weren’t banning a medical procedure left and right then that extra 3 weeks wouldn’t be necessary because military personnel wouldn’t need to travel out of state. This is squarely on the GOP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tuberville would not have received my vote, but this is not about the support of the military. This is about the policies that give military members wanting an abortion an extra three weeks of leave--in addition to the thirty days they already receive.

We don't read that part in the discussion in the media.

That would be an even dumber reason. This sounds like Truth Social propaganda.

[Anonymous]

All he is doing is asking for the vote on them --Schumer wants a mass approval of all of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tommy Tuberville is representing our state, doing a great job, and we are proud of him.

Okay. Just remember that we know you hate the military, so the next time you get teary eyed and thank someone for their service, you’re doing that for you, not to thank them.

We are the home of the red tails. Never lost a bomber.

Are kids in your schools even allowed to learn about the red tails?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tuberville would not have received my vote, but this is not about the support of the military. This is about the policies that give military members wanting an abortion an extra three weeks of leave--in addition to the thirty days they already receive.

We don't read that part in the discussion in the media.

That would be an even dumber reason. This sounds like Truth Social propaganda.

That is indeed Tuberville’s stated reason.