I know how important family, faith, and freedom are to Alabamians, because they are also important to me. That’s why I am fighting to preserve our conservative values that make up the foundation of our democracy.
Alabamians can count on me to be a champion for strengthening and supporting our families and upholding the sanctity of life. Being pro-life means pro-family—and I’m proud to support IVF along with adoption and foster care services. Our traditional conservative values are being attacked like never before by left-wing extremists who want to indoctrinate our kids, allow abortion up until birth, and weaken the nuclear family. I won’t let it happen.
One of the most important rights we have as Americans is the right to life. As a Christian, I believe life begins at conception. As an American, I believe every life has constitutional protections. Every human life is precious and must be cherished and protected.
During my time in Washington, I have taken action to support the most vulnerable among us. I will continue pushing back against the Biden administration’s pro-abortion, anti-family policies that seek to erode the American way of life. You can count on me to be a voice for the voiceless and champion for the God-given rights of the unborn.
We must hold our leaders accountable to ensure that the taxpayer dollars of hardworking Americans—including those of many Alabamians—are not used to fund abortions.
Following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) under Joe Biden announced it would begin using taxpayer dollars to pay for abortion-related travel for military servicemembers and their dependents. This controversial policy was never voted on in Congress and defies the Hyde Amendment, which prevents federal tax dollars from funding abortions. This policy violates federal law and the consciences of many pro-life Alabamians who don’t want their hard-earned tax dollars subsidizing abortions. After learning of the DoD’s intentions, I immediately took action.
For more than 30 years, federal law prohibited the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) from performing abortion services at its facilities. Through the use of agency rulemaking, the Biden administration worked around Congress to establish a policy to allow abortions to be provided at VA facilities and through their community care network. This regulation not only runs contrary to existing U.S. law and congressional intent, but it also diverts resources from veterans receiving care at the VA.