Mo Brooks

Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL), projected to lose Alabama's GOP Senate primary runoff against rival Katie Britt after a full slap in the face from ex-President ...

“Donald Trump just had his head handed to him by Georgia voters, having lost five major races that he endorsed in, and he’s trying to restore his brand,” the congressman said. “They worked hard for their values.” CONTRIBUTE

A Republican who was backed by Donald Trump at the last minute prevailed on Tuesday in an Alabama Senate runoff. But Trump's losing streak deepened in ...

It's quite clear that Donald Trump has no loyalty to anyone or anything but himself," Mo Brooks said.

Alabama has 67 counties, and the congressman appears to have lost 66 of them. When Sen. Richard Shelby announced his retirement, Brooks saw the same opportunity again, and this time, he thought he knew exactly how to succeed. With nearly all of the votes tallied, Brooks trailed by 26 points. Five years ago, Rep. Mo Brooks saw a unique opportunity to become a U.S. senator. The pieces were in place. He even thought he could receive support from Donald Trump — the incumbent president to whom Brooks had offered unconditional support.

In Alabama, Katie Britt defeated Congressmember Mo Brooks in the Republican Senate primary to replace the retiring Senator Richard Shelby. Donald Trump had ...

McCraw also revealed one Uvalde police officer, who was inside the school, was detained while trying to save his wife, Eva Mireles, one of the two teachers shot dead. The only thing stopping a hallway of dedicated officers from entering Room 111 and 112 was the on-scene commander, who decided to place the lives of officers before the lives of children.” “An abject failure” — that’s how the head of the Texas state police has described the response of local authorities to last month’s mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, when an 18-year-old gunman shot dead 19 fourth graders and two teachers.

Katie Britt has secured the GOP nomination for an Alabama U.S. Senate seat, ousting U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks in a runoff, according to a race call by The ...

Former President Donald Trump endorsed Britt in the runoff. The seat is considered by forecasters to be safely Republican. Britt received 44.8% of the vote to Brooks' 29.1%.

Katie Britt won the Republican nomination for Senate in Alabama Tuesday, defeating six-term Rep. Mo Brooks in a primary runoff after former President Donald ...

Brooks clawed his way into a second-place finish in the May primary and tried once again to get Trump to back him. Brooks was initially considered the frontrunner when he announced his Senate candidacy, and Trump quickly offered his support, rewarding an ally who had been an ardent supporter of Trump’s false claims of election fraud. And in central Virginia’s 7th District, Yesli Vega emerged from a competitive six-candidate field to face Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger. And his trouble in the crucial swing state deepened Tuesday as two of his endorsed congressional candidates faltered in their GOP run-off elections. In his concession speech Tuesday night, Brooks told supporters he respected the race’s outcome. But their relationship soured as Brooks struggled to gain traction. “We want someone who will fight for Christian conservative values, who will fight for the freedoms and liberties this nation was founded on and will fight for the American dream for the next generation and the next generation.” Still, Tuesday’s result gives Trump a win at a time when his influence over the GOP has come under scrutiny. The loss ends a turbulent campaign that pit Brooks, a conservative firebrand who has spent more than a decade in Congress, against someone who has never held elected office. The state’s previous female senators had been appointed. Britt, 40, cast herself as part of a new generation of conservative leaders while disparaging Brooks, 68, as a career politician. By the time Trump backed her earlier this month, Britt was already considered the favorite in the race.