Posted: 6/6/2026 12:16:44 PM EDT
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I prefer Barry Moore, due to experience and how he has served his districts. He was first elected in 2020 in District 2, and was considered the most conservative representative out of all 7 of ours. In 2024, when the democommunists forced a redraw of the district lines to create another racially gerrymandered district, Barry Moore found out that he no longer lived in the district that he was representing. I feel that this re-districting was also a covert attempt to get rid of him in Congress by the democommunists, due to his conservatism. Luckily he won his "new" District 1 in 2024, which he currently serves. What I also liked was that Barry Moore would have monthly "town hall" meetings via a phone call (sort of like a "zoom" meeting). Callers were allowed to ask questions when prompts were given. He also sent monthly emails and solicited emails and phone calls to his office. Some coworkers actually got real responses from emails to his office. I really don't dislike Jared Hudson, but he is a political newcomer and using "brawn / warrior" tactics probably won't be as effective as using brain power and experience in Congress, with the RINOS and democommunists. JMHO, YMMV. |
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Alabama US Senate candidate Barry Moore threatened to sue journalists who asked about military service U.S. Rep. Barry Moore threatened to sue journalists who asked questions about his military service while reporting on his campaign for Alabama’s open U.S. Senate seat. Moore has served in Congress since 2021 and faces Jared Hudson in a runoff for the Republican nomination. Both men served in the military — Moore in the Alabama National Guard and the Army Reserves, Hudson in the Navy, according to information provided to AL.com. Moore has faced criticism by some conservative commentators over the way he represented his service. In emails, AL.com asked both candidates to detail their time in the military. A spokesman for Moore’s campaign on Wednesday responded with detailed information about his service. AL.com also asked Moore’s campaign if he described himself as a veteran. “This is clearly a political hit job intended to discount not only the Congressman’s service in the National Guard and Reserves but also the service of 39,738 Alabamians who sacrifice and serve in the National Guard and Reserves,” spokesman Ben Martin told AL.com on June 3. Even though no article was published on the topic, on June 4, Nadin Linthorst, a lawyer for Moore, sent a demand that AL.com “cease and desist from publishing false, misleading and defamatory information concerning Congressman Barry Moore.” At least two other publications in Alabama have said they also were told they would be met with legal action if they reported on the attacks on Moore’s military service. J. Evans Bailey, general counsel for the Alabama Press Association, said it is difficult for a public figure to try to suppress a media story before publication. “Until you know what’s in the article, how could you know it’s defamation?” he said. “It’s very unusual.” .. Hudson has asked Moore to share more information about his service, including his DD214 form, which summarizes a veteran’s record, time served and reason for discharge. Hudson shared his own DD214 form on social media over the weekend. https://www.al.com/politics/2026/06/alabama-us-senate-candidate-barry-moore-threatened-to-sue-journalists-who-asked-about-military-service.html |
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My only comment is that AL dot communists is involved in this. Their coverage is so slanted, inaccurate, and / or unprofessional on so many levels. They have shown this many times over the years, and when they banned comments on their "news" articles a few years ago, this further de-legitimized their "reports". Probably because the comments were often better "journalism". JMHO, YMMV |
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Originally Posted By Glynn863: My only comment is that AL dot communists is involved in this. Their coverage is so slanted, inaccurate, and / or unprofessional on so many levels. They have shown this many times over the years, and when they banned comments on their "news" articles a few years ago, this further de-legitimized their "reports". Probably because the comments were often better "journalism". JMHO, YMMV The only person I trust from AL.com is Carol Robinson and her crime reporting. |
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Senate hopeful Barry Moore files federal complaint, reports posts on military service Rep. Barry Moore has filed a federal complaint against a series of social media accounts, including several that highlighted questions about his military record. .. In a complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission, Moore’s campaign claimed that several social media accounts and influencers criticized him and amplified Hudson. The complaint claims the posts were coordinated but did not include the disclaimers required for paid political advertisements. https://www.al.com/news/2026/06/senate-hopeful-barry-moore-files-federal-complaint-asks-that-posts-on-military-service-be-removed.html More at link Crypto super PAC pours $1 million more into Barry Moore’s bid for U.S. Senate A cryptocurrency super PAC has put another $1 million into Rep. Barry Moore’s campaign for U.S. Senate. The group Defend American Jobs has already spent $5 million in support of Moore so far this year. https://www.al.com/news/2026/06/crypto-super-pac-pours-1-million-more-into-barry-moores-bid-for-us-senate.html |
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Originally Posted By Bama-Shooter: Senate hopeful Barry Moore files federal complaint, reports posts on military service Rep. Barry Moore has filed a federal complaint against a series of social media accounts, including several that highlighted questions about his military record. .. In a complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission, Moore’s campaign claimed that several social media accounts and influencers criticized him and amplified Hudson. The complaint claims the posts were coordinated but did not include the disclaimers required for paid political advertisements. https://www.al.com/news/2026/06/senate-hopeful-barry-moore-files-federal-complaint-asks-that-posts-on-military-service-be-removed.html More at link Crypto super PAC pours $1 million more into Barry Moore’s bid for U.S. Senate A cryptocurrency super PAC has put another $1 million into Rep. Barry Moore’s campaign for U.S. Senate. The group Defend American Jobs has already spent $5 million in support of Moore so far this year. https://www.al.com/news/2026/06/crypto-super-pac-pours-1-million-more-into-barry-moores-bid-for-us-senate.html Well, the runoff is over. Yesterday, there were a lot of callers to a radio talk show station that I listen to online daily. Most were ARNG and USAR veterans, and were not happy with the mudslinging / disparaging ads supposedly questioning Moore and their service. IMHO, I think whichever PAC "think tank" that came up with the ad / ads didn't account for the large number of ARNG / USAR veterans in Alabama, and ticking them off had its consequences. Another election example of "FAFO". Again, JMHO. Now Moore just needs to defeat the communist senate candidate in November. |
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Originally Posted By Glynn863: Well, the runoff is over. Yesterday, there were a lot of callers to a radio talk show station that I listen to online daily. Most were ARNG and USAR veterans, and were not happy with the mudslinging / disparaging ads supposedly questioning Moore and their service. IMHO, I think whichever PAC "think tank" that came up with the ad / ads didn't account for the large number of ARNG / USAR veterans in Alabama, and ticking them off had its consequences. Another election example of "FAFO". Again, JMHO. Now Moore just needs to defeat the communist senate candidate in November. I never heard anything about NG members except from Moore himself lumping them in with his situation. Now who is going to take Moore's place in congress? |
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Originally Posted By Bama-Shooter: I never heard anything about NG members except from Moore himself lumping them in with his situation. Now who is going to take Moore's place in congress? Most likely, Jerry Carl, the guy Moore defeated in 2024 to get the 1st Congressional District, after the 2023 / 2024 gerrymandered re-districting was done. Carl has previous experience. I'm interested to see who will get the restored 2nd Congressional District away from the democommunist grifter Figures. JMHO. |
| Prior to the election the a local was attacking Jared on the Enterprise local fakebook group. When I pointed out the inaccuracies in the attack I was banned and comments were locked. And every time up to the election when they posted pro Moore commentary they locked the comments so nobody could respond. |
RIP Jeff Reed. Tennessee Squire, Ga. Carry member, NRA,Non-puking 72 ounce drinker 2 of 6 Norcal call sign, Forgotten.
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Originally Posted By Glynn863: Maybe that FB poster works for AL dot communists (but probably not if they're pro-Moore). They quit allowing comments to their "news" articles several years ago. JMHO. They stopped comments during the Roy Moore senate run. They were getting eviscerated in the comments about the obvious holes in their propaganda hit piece. <---was totally against Roy Moore in the primary. |
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