Todd Noren-Hentz

💡I think Auburn should hire Tommy Tuberville to come back to the plains to coach football.

Today, I shared with Senator Britt the Lancet study indicating that recent cuts to USAID may cost as many as 14 million lives over the next 5 years. I asked her to be courageous and stand up for reversing these cuts.

Today, I wrote Senators Britt and Tuberville and encouraged them to vote NO on the reconciled "Big Beautiful Bill." Will be contacting Senator Murkowski, Hawley, Collins, and Paul as well.

People holding signs and waving American flags in protest of the Trump administration in downtown, Dadeville, AL.

#NoKings Protest, Dadeville, AL

Today, I asked Senator Britt if she would issue a statement condemning the detainment of Senator Padilla.

Today, I shared with Senator Britt a prayer request made at my church yesterday for Haitian immigrants who had their TPS revoked and are now facing deportation into a dangerous situation.

Today I wrote Senator Britt to inquire her position on her party's administration accepting a 400 million dollar plane from the Qatari government and the issuance of a branded cryptocurrency for which the president may personally profit.

Today, I wrote the president of the University of Alabama to express my disgust at UA inviting President Trump to be part of its graduation celebrations. I also requested a transparent timeline of the events that led to the invitation.

Government provides judge no evidence Alabama doctoral student detained by ICE a national security threat ICE agents showed up at the Tuscaloosa apartment of Alireza Doroudi around 3 a.m. on March 25.

Today I wrote to Senator Katie Britt and asked why she has not made any public comments about Alireza Doroudi and if she is concerned that the Republican administration was not able to produce any evidence that he is a threat to national security in court. www.al.com/news/2025/04...

Today I asked Senator Katie Britt's position on Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Republican Administration's practice of deporting people to El Salvador, and the apparent defiance of the recent ruling by SCOTUS on this case.

Today, I called Senator Britt's office and got the answering machine, as usual. I asked what her position was on President Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs.

Today I called Senator Britt's office and inquired why letters to her office are so infrequently answered and when they are, they are just general talking points on the subject matter and not substantive responses to specific questions.

Today I wrote Senator Britt to inquiry what her position was on Trump's eligibility for a third term in office.

Today I wrote Senator Britt inquiring her position on the classification, appropriateness, and post-facto justification by the Trump cabinet sharing war planning information with Jeff Goldberg of The Atlantic. I'll let you know if I receive a substantive response.

Today, I emailed my representative, Mike Rogers and asked that he apply the same standards he wanted applied for oversight and prosecution to HRC and her private email server to those involved in the war planning that copied an editor of The Atlantic on it via the Signal app.

Alabama congressman ‘very concerned’ over report Trump plans to give up key NATO command The statement marks a rare instance of GOP leaders of influential congressional committees pushing back against Trump.

Today I called my congressional representative, Mike Rogers and thanked him for his resistance to the Trump administration on this (see article) and encouraged him to use the power of his congressional vote to break with Republicans on national security issues. www.al.com/politics/202...

Today, I followed up on my Mar. 6th inquiry about Sen. Britt's next public appearance. My inquiry has gone unanswered for nearly 2 weeks. I believe Senator Britt should meet publicly with her constituents, even if it is uncomfortable for her. Her memoir is entitled, "God Calls Us To Do Hard Things."

Today I called Senator Britt and encouraged her to band together with 3 other GOP senators to act as meaningful oversight to the Trump administration. I'm not optimistic, but this is all it would take to reign in some of the worst of the Trump administration's wrecking ball approach to governance.

I contacted Sen Britt to inquire her position on the executive branch violating/ignoring court orders. Under what circumstances does she think executive override of court orders are appropriate? If none, then what accountability does she plan to advocate for regarding recent Trump admin violations?

One of my church members once told me that since we live so close to the GA border, we get to express our opinion there too. So today, I contacted Senators Warnock and Ossoff and encouraged them to VOTE NO on cloture for the GOP's proposed continuing resolution to fund government.

Today, I contacted Senator Britt's office to inquire when her next public appearance would be.

Today I called Senator Katie Britt and asked if she would break publicly with the Trump administration if they went a step further and offered material support for Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine. I'm trying to determine where her line is - or if she has one.

Today, I contacted Senator Britt's office and invited her to reflect on Mark 8:36.

Today I wrote Senator Britt to let her know how disappointed I was that she voted to confirm Kash Patel to direct the FBI.

Today I contacted Senator Katie Britt and challenged her to stand up for Ukraine and to challenge President Trump's lies about President Zelenskyy and Ukraine.

Today I asked Senator Britt why we have not heard any oversight from her regarding the dismissal of charges against Mayor Eric Adams.

Today I submitted feedback to Google Maps criticizing its renaming of "the Gulf of Mexico" to the "Gulf of America"

Today, I wrote my congressman, Rep. Mike Rogers, to ask him if he agreed with statements by JD Vance, Elon Musk, and Donald Trump that it may be appropriate to disregard legal rulings issued by federal judges. I requested a response in writing. Will let you know if I hear anything substantive.

Today, I emailed Senator Britt asking her to stand up for the LEGISLATIVE branch's authority, currently being usurped by the executive branch, including critical NIH funding that will impact Alabama.

Is This the End of USAID? - Christianity Today Christian partners around the world—suddenly fired, defunded, and without answers—worry that the new administration is done with the development agency.

Today, I emailed my Congressman, Mike Rogers and encouraged him to put a stop to the reckless way Elon Musk and DOGE is invading federal agencies. I especially encouraged him to read this article from Christianity Today on the impact the closure of USAID: www.christianitytoday.com/2025/02/usai...