Why the right isn’t satisfied - South Alabamian
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A warning for Republicans
Mo Brooks, a former six-term congressman, was aiming to win a seat in the Alabama Legislature. Such a move is unprecedented, going from one of the world’s most exclusive clubs as a member of Congress to likely being relegated to a backbencher in the Alabama House of Representatives. Even his closest longtime confidantes ask, “Why, Mo?” Brooks is a true believer. He always has been. My first encounter with Mo Brooks came in 2006, when the then-Ma…
Why the right isn’t satisfied - South Alabamian
Mo Brooks, a former six-term congressman, was aiming to win a seat in the Alabama Legislature. Such a move is unprecedented, going from one of the world’s most exclusive clubs as a member of Congress to likely being relegated to a backbencher in the Alabama House of Representatives. Even his closest longtime confidantes ask, “Why, Mo?” Brooks is a true believer. […] The post Why the right isn’t satisfied first appeared on South Alabamian.
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