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Mo Brooks Mulling Another Senate Run?

Is former Congressman Mo Brooks gearing up for another shot at the U.S. Senate in 2026? With Senator Tommy Tuberville eyeing the Governor's mansion, that Senate seat could be up for grabs, and Brooks is hinting he might just throw his hat in the ring again. Remember his last attempt in 2022? It didn't quite pan out against Katie Britt.

Brooks on the Airwaves

Brooks recently chatted about the possibility on WVNN’s "The Dale Jackson Show." "I still think it’s improbable, but it’s more likely than it was a month or two ago," he teased, adding he's keeping a close eye on the economy, foreign policy, and the national debt.

Marshall Leads, Pearl in the Mix?

Rumor has it that Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is currently leading the pack of potential candidates. But what about Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl? Brooks weighed in on that possibility.

Pearl's Chances? Brooks is Skeptical

"I think there’s a significantly better chance that I would run for the Senate than Bruce Pearl runs for the Senate," Brooks quipped. He pointed out that Pearl's previous donations to Democratic candidates could present a major hurdle, potentially violating Alabama Republican Party bylaws that restrict ballot access to those who've financially supported the opposition party recently. Those bylaws state, contributions to other parties candidates in the last 6 years restricts ballot access. Pearl gave $1,000 to Shomari Figures (D-Mobile) and Don Davis (D-N.C.)

Coaching Career vs. Senate Seat

Brooks also thinks running for Senate would be a gamble for Pearl's coaching career. "He’s making millions of dollars as the Auburn coach," Brooks noted. "He probably would have to resign... if he runs for the Senate, because the Senate race is in the middle of most of the college basketball season."

Will Brooks go for it? Could Bruce Pearl really trade the basketball court for the Senate floor? Stay tuned to ChumCity for more updates on this developing political drama!