(AbsoluteNews.com) – Former President Donald Trump promised to remain involved in politics after he left the White House in January. Since he was acquitted of impeachment charges in the Senate for a second time in February, he’s begun making his voice heard.
On Wednesday, April 7, Trump provided a statement to Newsmax announcing who he was throwing his support behind in the Alabama GOP Senate race. The former president said he has given Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) his “complete and total endorsement.” He spoke of the “COURAGE” the congressman displays as he fights for the people of his state, saying he stands up for “America First no matter what obstacles” are put in his way.
🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP ENDORSED MY CAMPAIGN🚨
I am honored and humbled by President Trump's strong endorsement. I ask all Americans who share our America First vision to heed and honor President Trump's request by joining our campaign >> https://t.co/ADCPfMqXqL pic.twitter.com/LpvsDcSXoh
— Mo Brooks – Endorsed By President Trump 🇺🇸 (@MoBrooks) April 7, 2021
Brooks has served in Congress since 2011. He’s a staunch ally of Donald Trump and supports our military, the second amendment along with conservative and pro-life policies. Brooks is currently running to fill the Senate seat Richard Shelby is vacating. The senator has served the state since 1987, but has decided he will not run again.
At this early stage, Brooks will face off against Trump’s former ambassador to Slovenia, Lynda Blanchard, a strong Trump supporter, but others are expected to jump into the race as well.
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