Republican Lt. Gov. Candidates Share Visions in Fairhope

0:00In Birmingham today, March 12th, several Republican candidates for Lieutenant Governor gathered for a luncheon and forum with the Eastern Shore Republican Women in Fair Hope, on Thursday. The group included Pat Bishop, Keith Den Hollander, Rick Pate, Nicole Wattsworth, and John Wall. Secretary of State West Allen missed the event due to a scheduling issue. Pat Bishop, a military veteran and former Democrat, shared his focus on faith, family, and American values. He stressed his dedication to Republican principles and call for sending a veteran to Montgomery to tackle state problems. Rick Pate, who has served as Agriculture Commissioner for seven years, pointed to successes like launching sweet grown Alabama. The program started in 2019 to help buyer spot local produce over imports from places like Mexico, especially during the COVID pandemic. Nicole Wattsworth talked about her travels to all 67 counties in the state. She outlined her Build a Better Alabama Plan, targeting industry growth, workforce training,

1:03infrastructure upgrades, rural health care, and public safety. The forum gave these candidates a platform to connect with supporters ahead of the election. It highlighted their unique experiences and visions for improving life in Alabama. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Relax deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.