Championing free-market principles, advancing pro-growth policies, and fighting back against overregulation, overtaxation, and government mandates.

Joined February 2026
Alabamians have fair questions about data centers, and they deserve straight answers. Done the right way, these projects can lower utility rates, bring good jobs, and generate local tax revenue that supports schools and services.
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Every coverage mandate comes with a price tag, and Alabama families are the ones who pay it. More requirements mean higher premiums, and higher premiums mean fewer people covered at all. Bringing costs down starts with cutting the mandates that drove them up.
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Alabama is open for business, and that is not an accident. We chose to welcome investment, keep taxes low, and give job creators room to grow. Growth is not luck. It comes from the choices a state makes.
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Every permit, every license, every form is time a small business owner spends filling out paperwork instead of serving customers and hiring new employees. Regulations do not create jobs. It hinders them. Cut the red tape and watch Alabama grow.
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Every new mandate is a hidden tax. It raises your power bill, your insurance premium, and the cost of doing business in Alabama. Government doesn't grow the economy. Job creators do. Less mandates, lower taxes, more freedom. That's the Alabama way.
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China doesn't want us building. The fights being stirred up over data centers aren't an accident. Beijing knows whoever wins AI wins the future of our military and our technology. Don't let them write Alabama's AI policy.
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Healthcare decisions belong with patients and providers, not government mandates. Every new mandate increases costs, limits flexibility, and restricts the freedom to choose the care that works best for you.
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Here in Alabama, our allegiance is clear.馃嚭馃嚫 We are proud Americans. We are proud Alabamians. And we believe the future of our state should be shaped by the people who live, work, and believe in Alabama values鈥攏ot by foreign influence.
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