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Racist, Xenophobic Attack on Hanu — From a Businessman and Former NASA Engineer Who Ran Trump’s North Alabama HQ

Tom Fredricks — owner of Fredricks Outdoor in Priceville, whose store served as the official North Alabama headquarters for Trump’s 2016 campaign, and a former two-time Republican primary opponent of Parker Moore — is now attacking my citizenship using a racist caste comparison, while defending the same man he ran against and lost to. Here’s my response:

Tom, that’s false, and you know it. I never called Parker Moore a racist or any of the other things you’re attributing to me — go back and find where I actually said that, because it doesn’t exist. Making up quotes and putting them in my mouth isn’t commentary, it’s a lie. You need to correct the record now. Continuing to spread a false quote after being told directly it’s false is no longer a mistake — it’s a choice, and I won’t let it stand unanswered.

But since you brought up Parker, let’s talk about the rest of his record. He told the Decatur Daily my emails went to his spam folder — yet that same email somehow made it to a gossip outlet, his former employer. Sen. Arthur Orr got the identical email and replied by mail. He’s ignored my challenge to three debates, one in each county, for over four months. And when constituents raised real concerns about AI data centers, he dismissed them as “foreign disinformation.” That’s not leadership. That’s Arrogant Ignorance — AI.

This isn’t an isolated incident — it’s part of a pattern from Alabama’s Republican supermajority: dismiss constituents, dodge debates, and now attack a candidate’s citizenship instead of his record. Alabama Republican leadership should be on notice: constituents are watching, and this kind of rhetoric from prominent party figures needs to stop.

What’s your association with Parker, Tom? You ran against him twice and lost both times — and again for a different seat in 2022. Three Republican primaries, three losses.

Everyone reading this knows who’s really “full on” something.

#HD4 #AnAlabamaWeCanAfford #alpolitics

Senator Katie Britt says we’re fighting for “the soul of this nation” and calls a fellow American “the enemy within.”

So which is it, Senator? Is the soul of this nation White? Or is it the color-blind, race-blind decency to disagree with your neighbor without calling them your enemy?

I have my answer. I stood with Senator Britt in Congressman Shomari Figures’ office on Capitol Hill and thanked her for supporting the tornado recovery and rebuilding effort in downtown Athens, Alabama. She offered to help the mayor with whatever the city needed. That’s a small moment, but it’s real: two people from different parties treating each other like neighbors, not enemies.

Here’s the pattern: this isn’t really about Michigan. It’s a diversion. Alabama’s supermajority reaches for national culture wars because they don’t want to talk or do anything about the affordability crisis and transparency on data centers in Alabama. My own opponent uses the same move here at home, dismissing his constituents’ honest questions as “foreign disinformation.”

And when you can’t be straight with the people who elected you, the easiest move is to point at “foreign disinformation” and call Americans the enemy instead.

The soul of this nation isn’t White, and it isn’t decided on Fox News. It’s decided by whether your own state representative will tell you the truth. I will.

#HD4 #AnAlabamaWeCanAfford #alpolitics