Columnist roysj on ALGOP silence on Sen. Tommy Tuberville's teacher comments: 'An attack on any teacher is an attack on all teachers, I thought Ivey might say. Crickets. Ivey or Tuberville’s U.S. Senate colleague Katie Britt. Or the state party chair.'
Alabama Republicans Sen. Tommy Tuberville, Gov. Kay Ivey, and Sen. Kay BrittEnter your email to subscribe to Roy’s weekly newsletter, The Barbershop:We make them because we’re human. Because we’re perfectly imperfect. Because we’re Flawed.To the point of being impossible. Impossible to believe. Impossible to tolerate.
Alabama, we simply can no longer tolerate U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville. Oh, I know we’re likely stuck with him until he’s up for election in—it’s hard to even type this—2027. But that does not mean we must tolerate his unabashed meanness, his insipid rants. His ignorance.Yeah, you tried to give us Roy Moore a while back, but thankfully, in 2017, common sense outvoted calamity.
Now, teleTuberville is the doll of your party—the face of all Republicans want to be for Alabama. He must be, given the silence among state party leaders after his most recent thoughtless blather—his inexplicable attack last week on “inner city teachers” . An attack that went without a response from Gov. Ivey. She’s pouted and tweeted about losing the U.S. Space Command to Colorado Spring, but our Republican-in-chief has thus far been silent on Tuberville’s slap in the face of teachers. Silent even as she leads the state Board of Education.Ivey or Tuberville’s U.S. Senate colleague Katie Britt. Or the state party chair.Alabamians, is this what we accept from our senior U.S.
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