Moore’s campaign seems to have received a bolt of energy, as betting markets have seen his chances of winning rise from 15% to 79%. Meanwhil

This endorsement from the extremely popular president in Alabama gives the congressman's campaign a huge boost with four months to go until

"I'm at a point right now... I think we need to nuke it," Moore stated. He contended that with major holdouts no longer in the way, a simple majority is necessary to move forward on critical issues like election security and federal appropriations.

They're all good people, but they're all somewhat mellow. And I think we need hard knocks fighters in the United States Senate—people who can go toe to toe with the Democrats, not just in the halls of the United States Senate, not just in the Senate chamber, but also in the news media and help the public better understand why what the Republicans want to do is best for our country.”

After the person wanted to know who I plan to vote for in the primary. I gave them a name. Next, they included Paul finebaum's name and asked who I would choose. At that moment it dawned on me like a bright January son they were conducting a push poll so I readily played along. I changed my choice to Mr finebaum and they wanted to know why. I quickly came up with something off the top of my head and when I finish speaking they wanted me to elaborate further. So I obliged.

However, he only pulled a surprisingly low 35%, and almost half, 44%, were undecided. Marshall is not overly popular, with only 47% of respondents viewing him favorably. Not a ringing endorsement for an incumbent who has run two statewide campaigns.