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Senator Britt Blasts Dems for "Far Left" Agenda

Alabama Senator Katie Britt isn't holding back, folks. She's accusing her Democratic colleagues of letting the "far left" call the shots, pushing what she sees as a radical agenda.

Key Issues: Crime, Immigration, and More

Britt highlights hot-button topics like crime, immigration, and even transgender athletes as examples of what she believes is a flawed approach. She thinks the Democrats haven't learned from past political shifts, specifically mentioning President Trump's victory.

"Common Sense Has Gone Out the Window"

In a recent appearance, Britt didn't mince words. She claims the Democrats are prioritizing policies like "wide open borders" and taxpayer funding for undocumented immigrants, while neglecting what she views as common sense solutions. "They don't want to actually crack down and say, 'We will not have crime on our street,'" she stated.

Trump's Actions Praised

Britt is firmly behind President Trump's recent efforts to tackle crime in Washington D.C. She points to the high crime rate and emphasizes the need for safety and security. She even shared a personal story of a staffer held at gunpoint, highlighting the urgency of the issue. "President Trump is doing what no one else has done before," Britt asserted, citing arrests and firearm seizures. "He's doing what should have been done a long time ago."

A Model for the Nation?

Britt believes Trump's actions in D.C. could serve as a model for addressing crime across the country, urging mayors and governors to follow suit if they don't want the feds stepping in.

Moore Claims Town Hall "Hijacked"

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) is pushing back against social media chatter claiming he was "run off" at a recent town hall in Daphne. Moore says the event was "hijacked" by organized activists but still wrapped up on schedule after an hour of Q&A.

"It was somewhat hijacked," Moore stated on WVNN's "The Dale Jackson Show," suggesting the opposition was pre-planned. "I think they knew we were coming, and they sent it out to all the leftist Facebook groups."

Shouting and Booing

Videos circulating online show Moore facing boos and shouts of "shame!" as he discussed President Trump, border security, and taxes. The event was promoted publicly beforehand.

Despite the disruptions, Moore says he won't change his approach. "You know, we have a reputation for being the second most accessible Republican in all of Congress... town halls have been a normal thing," he explained. "We want to be accessible, and I don’t mind facing the heat straight on."

Familiar Faces?

Moore claims he's seeing the same agitators causing trouble at multiple town halls. "That was the third town hall within a few weeks I had done, and I saw some of the same faces," he said.

He suggests the protesters drowned out Alabamians genuinely seeking answers, particularly regarding tax relief. Moore hoped to discuss the "no tax on tips" provision and its potential benefit to Alabamians. "There were some people there that were really probably wanting to understand… but look, they’re yelling. They’re screaming at the top of their lungs."

Senate Ambitions

Congressman Moore is also vying for a Senate seat, following Tommy Tuberville’s decision not to seek re-election. Tuberville is now eyeing the governor's mansion in 2026.

Gridiron Glory Kicks Off!

College football's back, baby! Thursday night games like Boise State vs. South Florida whetted our appetites for a weekend packed with action. But all eyes are on Tallahassee, where Alabama squares off against Florida State in what's shaping up to be an absolute barnburner.

Bama's Beat-Up Front

The Crimson Tide's facing some injury woes at just the wrong time. Defensive lineman Tim Keenan's tweaked ankle, plus Jam Miller being sidelined, has folks wondering if Bama's D-line can hold up against FSU's ground game. Roydell Williams and freshman Usman Cromer are ready to pound the rock. Experts are saying Bama can probably handle the early-season games without them, but gotta stop FSU on the ground!

Auburn's Texas Tussle

Meanwhile, Auburn's heading to Baylor for what should be a fascinating clash. All eyes are on Baylor's seasoned offense going against Auburn's brand-new defense. Baylor's quarterback, Jackson Arnold, is making his debut, their receiver corps are loaded, and Eric Singleton's health is a major factor. Auburn needs to hold onto the ball, that's for sure.

Nike Deal Drama

Off the field, Alabama quietly inked a Nike extension. Athletic director Greg Byrne called it "in line with one of the top programs in the country." Some are saying that's underselling the Crimson Tide's status a bit. All this adds up to a high-stakes weekend where the pressure's on, both on the field and in the boardroom.

Another Day, Another Villain Switcheroo?

Okay, ChumCity citizens, brace yourselves. You already know the drill. Some twisted soul attacks a church in Minnesota, right? You'd think they'd be the villain of the piece. Wrong!

Guess Who's Getting the Blame Now?

Prepare for the narrative flip. The folks who offered prayers and support to the victims? Yeah, they're suddenly the bad guys. Mark my words: they'll be accused of, at best, being insensitive. At worst? Being somehow responsible simply for being religious and not validating the shooter's lifestyle.

A Disturbing Pattern

This is getting way too predictable, isn't it?

(Dale Jackson, of Yellowhammer News and WVNN radio, saw this coming!)

Hunting Bonanza Coming to Alabama's Eufaula Refuge!

Get your gear ready, folks! The U.S. Department of the Interior just announced some awesome news for hunters in Alabama. Over 7,000 acres of Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge are opening up for hunting in the 2025 and 2026 seasons!

What's Up For Grabs?

Think waterfowl galore! We're talking mourning dove, Eurasian-collared dove, duck, and goose. Hunters will get a shot at these through a lottery system. But that's not all!

Deer, Hogs, and More!

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is also letting bow hunters loose on white-tailed deer and those pesky feral hogs. Plus, you can bag yourself some grey squirrel and rabbit too!

Part of a Bigger Picture

This is just one piece of a huge expansion of hunting and fishing opportunities across over 87,000 acres of federal land spanning 11 states. Pretty cool, huh?

Why This Matters

According to the Interior Department, hunting, fishing, and outdoor activities are a massive economic driver, contributing over $394 billion nationwide in 2022. Hunters and anglers alone pumped in over $144 billion! So get out there and support the economy (and have some fun)!

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