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(AL Politics This Week) – Josh and David discuss the return of APTW after a brief hiatus, somehow wind up discussing abortion laws and Tommy Tuberville’s on-point Forrest Gump impersonation. Sen. Doug Jones joins them for a lengthy interview.

WASHINGTON, DC (Quad Cities Daily) – U.S. Senator Doug Jones of Alabama today applauded the signing of bipartisan legislation he cosponsored, the Commander John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act, into law. The legislation will bolster the Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) mental health workforce and increase rural veterans’ access to care.

(USA Today) – “He’s one-dimensional,” Sen. Jones told USA TODAY Sports. “If you get outside of sports and football, he’s out of his league and doesn’t know what to say or what to do. He has no experience, and he just can’t talk about the issues. … We have seen it time and time again. The worst possible thing (for Tuberville’s campaign) is to have him show his true colors and try to have him give a coherent answer to a legitimate question. He cannot do it.”

(Alabama Political Reporter) – Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Wednesday asked Democratic donors to support the re-election of U.S. Sen. Doug Jones, D-Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WVTM) — Ian Reitz interviews incumbent Sen. Jones about his opinions on election security and the impact international interference has on U.S. elections. Candidate Tommy Tuberville did not respond to the invitation to discuss his opinions on the topic.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (Quad Cities Daily) — The Doug Jones for Senate Campaign today announced the endorsement of General Charles Krulak, USMC (Ret.), who served as the 31st Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps and as a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. General Krulak is also the former President of Birmingham-Southern College.

(Alabama Political Reporter) – President Donald Trump over the weekend signed into law legislation cosponsored by Sen. Doug Jones, D-Alabama, that aims to bolster mental healthcare for veterans and address veteran suicides. 

(Alabama Political Reporter) – “Although I am a life-long Republican, I’m urging you to vote for Doug Jones. His work on the Armed Services Committee supports our veterans and military families, and ensures that we have the best equipped military in the world,” Krulak said in a new ad from Jones’s campaign. “Senator Doug Jones’ strong record of getting things done for Alabama and our military has earned our vote.” 

(WBMA) – ABC 33/40 reached out to Republican challenger Tommy Tuberville and incumbent Democratic senator Doug Jones. Senator Jones's campaign accepted. Tuberville's campaign agreed to fill out the non-political questionnaire, but declined an interview.

(Alabama Political Reporter) – Both Rs and Ds don’t like Tuberville or his here-for-an-easy-check-like-always approach to one of the most serious jobs in the world. Tuberville will be frozen out of the most sought after committee assignments. His voice will carry zero weight. His presence will be all but forgotten. And in the process, so will Alabama. Especially in two years, when Shelby retires and his senior status is lost.