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The Democrats have BLOCKED my bill, The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, in the Senate. Even though 79% of Americans, regardless of Party, believe men don't belong in Women's sports.
Fellow American, this is the sort of political games that make me sick.
We have this bill on the goal line and are inches away from getting into the endzone, but the Radical Left is standing in our way. The Democrats in DC can't stand common sense.
I am reaching out to ask for your help within the next five minutes to keep the pressure on. I need the resources to continue the fight to protect women and girls across the country by getting this bill across the goal line.
Even with the Democrats not in control of the Majority, they are able to block the MAGA Agenda with their woke nonsense. I need reinforcements before it's too late.
I'm used to a tough fight. Coaching in the SEC is no joke. I am not going anywhere and nowhere close to giving up on this fight. They never said it was going to be easy getting our America First Agenda through the Senate, but I know with you by my side, we will get the job done.
Let's vote these Woke Democrats out in 2026!
Thanks for your help restoring common sense.
Coach Tuberville
Meet Coach Tuberville:
Coach Tuberville was born in Camden, Arkansas, the third of three children of Olive and Charles Tuberville. College Football's 2004 Coach of the Year and two-time SEC Coach of the Year, Tommy Tuberville is most often recognized for his success on the field. But it is the legacy of his father, a highly decorated WWII veteran and Purple Heart recipient, that motivates Coach Tuberville to give back to the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces.
In 1989 Coach Tuberville met his future wife, Suzanne Fette, at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. They were married in 1991 and have two boys, Tucker and Troy, who continue to make their dad proud.
In his career as a College Football Coach, Tommy started a long and successful career at the University of Miami, starting as a graduate assistant and rising to the Hurricanes' defensive coordinator. He led the Canes to three AP national championships and coached future Hall of Famers Ray Lewis and Warren Sapp, as well as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
In 1998, Coach Tuberville was announced as the next head coach for the Auburn Tigers. Tuberville's time at Auburn was a success by any measure, as the Tigers captured eight consecutive bowl appearances, including five New Year's Day bowl appearances, five SEC Western Division titles, one SEC Championship, and a 13-0 season in 2004, after which Coach Tuberville was once again named the AP's SEC Coach of the Year. For his efforts during the perfect 2004 season, Tuberville would be named Paul "Bear" Bryant Coach of the Year, Associated Press Coach of the Year, Walter Camp Coach of the Year, Sporting News Coach of the Year, and AFCA Coach of the Year, among others.
In 2020, Coach Tuberville became Senator Tuberville, winning his election to represent all Alabamians in the United States Senate with the full support of President Trump. Since then, he's supported President Trump's America-First policies while fighting off the Radical Left. In his first term as Senator, Tommy was one of eight Republicans to vote against certifying the 2020 election, has been a strong pro-life advocate, and called out Democrats for being pro-crime.
Now, Coach Tuberville is running for re-election so he can continue representing Alabamians and Americans in the United States Senate. The Radical Left has him circled as a prime target to defeat in the 2026 Midterm Elections. Can he count on your support?
HELP COACH TUBERVILLE
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