Scott MacFarlane said about Tommy Tuberville, in Scott MacFarlane Reports on October 23, 2026.
MacFarlane was previewing competitive races that could move toward Democrats.
Tommy Tuberville
Things People Say About Tommy Tuberville
Tommy Tuberville is a Republican U.S. senator from Alabama, serving since 2021, and a former college and professional football coach, including nine years at Auburn University. He was the Republican nominee for governor of Alabama in 2026, facing Democrat Doug Jones, whom he defeated in the 2020 Senate race.
What People Say About Them
Joyce Vance said about Tommy Tuberville, in Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance on October 1, 2026.
From Joyce Vance's Civil Discourse newsletter of September 30, 2026, a former federal prosecutor writing about Tuberville's Alabama governor candidacy and the legal challenges over his state residency ahead of a Trump visit to Alabama.
Where to Find Them
Tommy Tuberville writes The Breitbart News Daily Podcast and writes Bubba On the Lake . They have also been a guest on Ask a Pol Politics (6 times) and Kudlow (5 times) .
Recently: “GOP election doom” on Kudlow (September 2026); “Democrats wept: Leading Alabama gubernatorial candidate unaware of famous Bible verse about the poor” on Ask a Pol Politics (September 2026); “Can Republicans Beat Socialism in the Midterms?” on Kudlow (August 2026); “GOP lost their swag” on Kudlow (July 2026); “NEW Exclusive: “They cheated,” Sen. Tommy Tuberville says Trump “legitimately won” 2020 election” on Ask a Pol Politics (July 2026); “Can Kevin Warsh have his cake and eat it too?” on Kudlow (July 2026).
What They Said
Tuberville's position on data centers in the Alabama governor's race, from his September 1, 2026 opinion piece as quoted in David Pomerantz's Utility Watch newsletter, which cites it as an example of a policy idea appearing across the political spectrum.
Tuberville, a US senator and the Republican nominee for Alabama governor, in a hallway exchange at the US Capitol recorded on July 15, 2026 by Ask a Pol's Matt Laslo. Asked who won the 2020 presidential election, he answered "Donald Trump" and then added this.