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Senator Tommy Tuberville addressed the effects of a federal government shutdown on transportation workers and recognized veterans during National Veterans Small Business Week in several posts dated November 4-5, 2025.

U.S. Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville posted several statements on November 5, 2025 addressing topics including criticism of New York City’s new mayor and calls for changes in Senate procedures.

Coach Tommy Tuberville posted on November 5, 2025 about welcoming Turning Point USA to Alabama’s campus and discussing healthcare improvements from new legislation benefiting rural hospitals.

Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville addressed national politics and state economic news on social media between November 3-4, 2025.

Senator Tommy Tuberville posted tributes and political commentary on November 4, 2025.

Senator Tommy Tuberville highlighted new immigration legislation, campus events with Turning Point USA at Auburn University, and efforts to recognize veteran-owned businesses in Alabama through several posts made between November…

Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville used social media on November 1, 2025 to comment on topics including Sharia Law’s role in society, security risks posed by China-backed banking services in the…

Senator Tommy Tuberville made multiple posts on October 31, 2025 addressing truck driver language requirements, criticism of Democratic actions during a government shutdown, and support for Donald Trump’s stance on…

Coach Tommy Tuberville posted several messages on October 31, 2025, promoting local seafood legislation alongside Senator Hyde-Smith, wishing constituents a happy Halloween, and thanking FBI personnel for their service.

U.S. Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville posted a series of statements on October 30, addressing what he described as threats posed by Sharia Law, criticizing Senate Democrats over government shutdown votes…

Senator Tommy Tuberville published multiple posts between October 21-22, focusing on opposition to Sharia law and support for women’s sports legislation alongside Senator Capito.

Coach Tommy Tuberville posted about political violence, trucking legislation requiring English proficiency, and congratulated Hal Mooty’s judicial confirmation in North Alabama.

Coach Tommy Tuberville, U.S. Senator from Alabama, posted on October 21, 2025 about his White House visit and expressed strong views on immigration enforcement and drug trafficking.

Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville made several posts in October 2025 addressing constitutional issues, energy policy, and partisan politics.

Coach Tommy Tuberville posted several tweets between October 18-19, 2025 addressing both national legal controversies involving Jack Smith and local engagements at Auburn University.

Senator Tommy Tuberville shared several posts on October 17 and 18 criticizing Democratic approaches to voter outreach and voicing support for both former President Donald Trump and current White House…

U.S. Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville published several social media posts on October 16 and 17, 2025.

U.S. Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville shared updates on October 17, 2025 about Alabama’s manufacturing sector growth, military pay issues under President Trump’s administration, and ongoing commitments to public safety.

Coach Tommy Tuberville, U.S. Senator from Alabama, posted several messages on X on October 15 and 16, 2025.

Senator Tommy Tuberville made several posts on October 14 and 15, 2025, addressing terrorism, drug trafficking, and migration.

Coach Tommy Tuberville posted several messages on October 15, 2025.

Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville posted on October 14, 2025 about the legacy of Charlie following his assassination, celebrated Alabama’s Port of Mobile expansion, and praised a recent international agreement attributed…

Coach Tommy Tuberville, U.S. Senator from Alabama, shared posts on October 13, 2025, about Columbus Day, banning Sharia law, and the U.S. Navy’s anniversary.

Senator Tommy Tuberville posted a series of statements on October 11-12, 2025, addressing drug trafficking policy, criticism of Special Counsel Jack Smith, and the recognition of a local veteran.