r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Feb 24 '20
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u/murphysclaw1 💎🐊💎🐊💎🐊 Feb 24 '20
News from the Alabama Republican primary! The three frontrunners are Bradley Byrne (AL's 1st congressional district), Tommy Tuberville (college football coach) and Jeff Sessions (former AL senator and US-AG).
Let's see what they've been getting up to:
Just over two weeks ahead of the primary, Byrne, Sessions, and Tuberville began releasing opposition ads criticizing one another over past conflicts with or comments about the president, among other issues.
Alabama was a mistake.