During a rally alongside Breitbart News Chairman Steve Bannon and Brexit leader Nigel Farage, Alabama Senate candidate Judge Roy Moore blasted the United States Congress for inaction in stopping a temporary amnesty program for nearly 800,000 illegal aliens.
FAIRHOPE, Alabama – Former Auburn University head football coach Pat Dye had a saying on Saturday mornings in his pre-game interviews: “The hay is in the barn. Now it is time to play the game.”
Judge Roy Moore delivered his closing message to voters in Alabama at a raucous barn rally packed with supporters.
Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon on Sunday revealed his advice to Donald Trump when he took over Trump’s campaign in 2016: “Run as an agent of change.”
Establishment GOP political committees spent a total of $4.7 million since the end of August.
Former Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions was the champion for American workers by ensuring that their voices on issues like immigration and trade were heard loudly and clearly in the halls of power.
But on Tuesday in the Alabama Republican runoff for Senate seat that Sessions once held, the D.C. Swamp and all of the establishment-aligned entities that opposed Sessions are attempting to install the Swamp’s senator (Luther Strange) who will put corporatist interests first.
Respondents in a last-days Alabama poll released on Monday were overwhelmingly resolved in their decisions to choose Judge Roy Moore over political appointee Luther Strange for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Jeff Sessions earlier this year.
The pharmaceutical industry, which has financially backed Luther Strange’s political career, doesn’t care about whether Americans become addicted to dangerous prescription painkillers, charged Breitbart News reporter Aaron Klein in a radio segment.
Voters in Alabama were not impacted by President Donald Trump’s endorsement and campaign for Luther Strange, and remain likely to nominate the conservative candidate Judge Roy Moore, according to polling data obtained by the Wall Street Journal.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee, told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview here aboard the Great America Alliance bus that the movement that elected President Donald Trump is now firmly behind Judge Roy Moore here in Alabama.
President Donald Trump repeated his promise to campaign in Alabama for Roy Moore if he beat appointed Senator Luther Strange in the Republican Senate primary.
Judge Roy Moore, the conservative candidate in the U.S. Senate GOP primary runoff in Alabama, continues to receive endorsements from conservatives within the populist nationalist movement.
Former candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives Dean Young, a longtime friend of Alabama candidate for the U.S. Senate Judge Roy Moore, joined Breitbart News Sunday on SiriusXM Patriot with host Raheem Kassam. Young warned that the race between Moore and Mitch McConnell’s hand-picked candidate Luther Strange is the most important in the country and will “determine the course of this nation for decades to come.”
NBA Legend Charles Barkley said Sunday that he was “embarrassed” and hurt by how people from his home state of Alabama gave President Donald Trump a “rousing” applause for calling national anthem protesters “SOBs.” “The president of the United States should
Alabama Senate candidate Judge Roy Moore is eager to send a message to Washington, DC, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Election Day on Tuesday.
A new poll in the Alabama Senate race shows anti-establishment candidate Roy Moore nearly 11 percentage points ahead of Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL) before Tuesday’s runoff election.
Fox News host Sean Hannity will interview Breitbart News Executive Chairman and former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon on Monday night outside of a rally for Alabama candidate for the U.S. Senate Judge Roy Moore.
Conservative Judge Roy Moore, the GOP frontrunner ahead of Tuesday’s U.S. Senate primary runoff here in Alabama, spent Saturday night rallying with conservative evangelical Christians here in Washington County at a bluegrass music festival.
NEW YORK — During a period he served as Alabama Attorney General, Luther Strange received more campaign contributions than any other U.S .attorney general from members of a controversial lobby group peddling the dangerous prescription pain medication business amid an ongoing opioid crisis in Alabama.
On the Friday broadcast of “Mobile Mornings” on Mobile, AL’s FM Talk 106.5, host Sean Sullivan criticized Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL) for his apparent unwillingness to answer questions directly. Strange is competing against former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — If President Donald Trump’s ability to draw a crowd in Alabama is a constant, the protesters that show to voice their grievances against the president is another. Friday night outside the Rocket City’s Von Braun Center wasn’t any
On Friday’s broadcast of “PBS NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks commented on the Alabama Senate race by saying that the tide of populism in the GOP isn’t subsiding, and if Roy Moore wins, there are signs that the Republican Party
Judge Roy Moore’s Senate campaign identified on Friday the five top questions opponent Luther Strange failed to answer in their Thursday evening Lincoln-Douglas-style debate and, at the same time, provided Strange’s background on those five issues.
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama – In case there was any doubt, President Donald Trump can still draw a big crowd in the Yellowhammer State. Trump visited the Rocket City Friday night to stump for Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL), who is in a
President Donald Trump, speaking Friday at a rally in Huntsville, Alabama, for Luther Strange – his choice to take Jeff Sessions’s former seat in the U.S. Senate – acknowledged that populist elements of his coalition may not go along with his pick, as he took shots at them.
“We have to be loyal in life,” Trump said. “There is something called loyalty, and I might have made a mistake and I’ll be honest, I might have made a mistake.”
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Dr. Ben Carson threw his support behind former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for U.S. Senator Friday, hours before President Donald Trump campaigns for Moore’s opponent, establishment-backed U.S. Senator Luther Strange.
President Trump is set to speak at a rally in Huntsville, Alabama on Friday for Senator Luther Strange (R-AL) ahead of Strange’s runoff for the Republican nomination for the Senate seat formerly held by US Attorney General Jeff Sessions against
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin blasted U.S. Senator Luther Strange for his appointment to his temporary Senate seat by former Alabama Governor Robert Bentley. The appointment by Bentley, who later resigned over an ethics scandal, has been under scrutiny since Strange, then-state attorney general, oversaw the Bentley investigation.
Donald Trump supporters in Alabama are frustrated, McClatchy’s Katie Glueck reports. Venting Thursday night during a campaign rally for conservative Judge Roy Moore, members of Trump’s base expressed fear that their president — who’s backed Moore’s opponent, establishment candidate U.S. Senator Luther Strange, in next week’s Republican runoff — is being misled. With Moore leading in polls, Tuesday’s election has the Beltway watching in fear over future grassroots insurgent candidates who may challenge the GOP establishment.
During a campaign rally Thursday for Alabama Senate candidate Judge Roy Moore, former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin reminded the crowd that the movement that elected President Donald Trump is not over, reports Politico’s Cristiano Lima and Alex Isenstadt. Moore faces establishment-backed U.S. Senator Luther Strange in a runoff next week.
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin said at a campaign rally Thursday night for Alabama Republican Senate candidate Judge Roy Moore that the swamp is “trying to hijack” Donald Trump’s presidency, the Washington Post’s Jenna Johnson reports.
One of the most off-putting moments in Thursday’s debate between Alabama run-off populist front-runner Roy Moore and establishment favorite Luther Strange came when Strange mocked Moore’s supporters for looking “like the unemployment line.”
MONTGOMERY, Alabama — At a press gaggle after Thursday’s U.S. Senate debate between Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL) and former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore, Strange was asked by a reporter to address questions about his appointment to the U.S.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama – President Donald Trump apparently has an affinity for southwest Alabama given it is his preferred destination when visiting the Yellowhammer State
President Donald Trump’s political muscles are getting a workout in a Republican runoff election in Alabama that has an awkward dynamic: He’s campaigning for the establishment-backed incumbent over an upstart beloved by many of his own most ardent supporters, including his former chief strategist Steve Bannon.
President Donald Trump admitted on Friday that the Republican primary race in Alabama between appointed Senator Luther Strange and his primary challenger Roy Moore would be “close.”
It was a star-studded rally in Alabama on Thursday following the debate between Republican candidates Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL) and former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court Roy Moore, who are both vying for now-Attorney General Jeff Session’s senate seat.
During Thursday night’s contentious Lincoln-Douglas-style debate for a seat in the U.S. Senate, Judge Roy Moore called out former lobbyist Luther Strange for “hypocrisy” and being a part of the D.C. swamp that helped kill thousands of United States jobs.
At a post-debate rally in Montgomery, Alabama, Thursday evening, Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) delivered a resounding endorsement of former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for U.S. Senate. Gohmert strongly implied President Donald Trump endorsed opponent Sen. Luther Strange based on “bad advice.”
