GOP Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who was elected to his Senate seat in part because of Trump's strong support in his Alabama bid, told me this when asked if he’d support Trump in four years if he ran again. "I'm not going to do that. We won't go that far. A little hypothetical there."
Tuberville also declined to say if Rudy Giuliani and Trump made a mistake by trying to call him after the Jan. 6 riot to get him to object to more states' results.
"I'm not answering that one," he told me.
"I'm not answering that one," he told me.
Tuberville did vote to throw out the PA and AZ electoral results -- but said he had no regrets.
"I learned a lot of the time, you made a lot of bad calls or good calls in football -- you don't look back. You make it at that time, and you own it. Same thing I'll do with this one”
"I learned a lot of the time, you made a lot of bad calls or good calls in football -- you don't look back. You make it at that time, and you own it. Same thing I'll do with this one”
Tuberville said he was “open-minded” about his final vote. “I was open minded when I started. I'm a President Trump supporter ever since he got elected, and he helped me get elected, but this is a trial."
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