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Aderholt, Brooks say they are ready to represent the Shoals
By Robert Palmer | Times-Daily | August 18, 2012
FLORENCE — Republican congressmen Mo Brooks and Robert Aderholt told a gathering of the Shoals Chamber of Commerce that, though Colbert and Lauderdale counties are now in separate congressional districts, representation in Congress will remain seamless.
In fact, they said the Shoals will get double the representation now.
Aderholt likes Ryan
By David Clemons | Times-Journal | August 16, 2012
The likely Republican nominee for vice president has spent 14 years in Washington with DeKalb County’s congressman, and Rep. Robert Aderholt said he’s pleased with colleague Paul Ryan.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican nominee for the White House, tapped Ryan as his running mate.
Alabama congressional delegation applauds Paul Ryan pick for VP
By George Talbot | The Press-Register | August 13, 2012
POINT CLEAR, Alabama -- Members of Alabama's Republican congressional delegation had high praise for Paul Ryan, saying their House colleague will be an asset as the running mate to GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
“It’s a bold choice,” said U.S. Rep. Jo Bonner, R-Mobile. “No one has a better way to describe the two distinct choices America faces in this election than Paul Ryan.”
GOP feasting on chicken for 'Chick-fil-A Day'
By Sterling C. Beard | The Hill | August 1, 2012
Congressional Republicans are making their support of Chick-fil-A clear on Wednesday, a day fans of the chicken chain declared "Chick-fil-A Day" out of solidarity with owners' social conservatism.
Republicans, who have often served Chick-fil-A at lunches on Capitol Hill, made a point of eating chicken on Wednesday, including serving it at the weekly party lunch.
Roby and Aderholt Vote for Bill that Attacks Burdensome Federal Regulations
By Brandon Moseley | Alabama Political Reporter | July 30, 2012
Both Congresswoman Martha Roby (R) from Montgomery and Congressman Robert Aderholt (R) from Haleyville issued written statements announcing that they had voted for legislation which reduce the regulatory burdens that are hampering small business growth and costing America jobs.
Lawmakers’ stamp collections make mark on public
By Lonnae O'Neal Parker | The Washington Post | July 24, 2012
As lunchtime neared at the Rayburn House Office Building, an unlikely caucus was forming around the freebie table.
“So cool!” said one young woman.
“Here’s a World Cup,” said another.