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Congressman Palmer wants the constituents of the sixth district of Alabama to feel at home when they visit his DC office. Congressman Palmer hosts "Pastries with Palmer", a monthly meet-and-greet where constituents are invited to enjoy fresh pastries and coffee with the Congressman and his staff.
Congressman Gary Palmer (AL-06) spoke outside the Court to advocate for the protection of our children against the radical left agenda.
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It may be years down the tracks, but Birmingham, Trussville and federal officials say they’ve got a $10 million plan in motion with train operators to build an overpass, an underpass and new traffic routes to help solve railroad blockages and stoppages.
The fiscal year has closed, and the federal government’s annual budget deficit totaled $2 trillion in 2026. To put this otherwise incomprehensible sum into perspective: Washington spent roughly $15,000 per household more than it collected in revenue over the past 12 months.
The $2 trillion deficit isn’t the result of a national emergency or temporary circumstance. It’s the nation’s current fiscal program. Washington is expected to average $2.4 trillion in annual deficits over the next ten years.
President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill delivered nearly $55 million more to rural Alabama on Thursday, when Governor Kay Ivey awarded 34 grants to hospitals, ambulance services and colleges through the Rural Health Transformation Program.
“Once again, the Trump Administration is delivering meaningful results for real Americans,” Ivey said.