US EditionESPN analyst Paul Finebaum mulls Alabama Senate campaign
Paul Finebaum is considering a Republican run for Alabama's open Senate seat following Tommy Tuberville's gubernatorial bid, influenced by political outreach and the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
- Paul Finebaum is seriously considering a U.S. Senate run in Alabama, as revealed during an interview on OutKick The Show with Clay Travis.
- Finebaum noted that conversations with Alabama political figures encouraged him to explore this opportunity.
- He feels a strong connection to Alabamians through his decades in media, which contributes to his interest in public service.
- Finebaum confirmed he is a registered Republican and mentioned that he would not refuse if Donald Trump urged him to run.
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The BlazeCharlie Kirk assassination inspires famed ESPN commentator to run for Senate — as a conservative
ESPN host and analyst Paul Finebaum might run for office because of Charlie Kirk despite never being involved in politics.The SEC Network personality and host of "The Paul Finebaum Show" said in a recent interview that he is "considering" leaving the Disney-owned network to run for the United States Senate.'I felt very empty doing what I was doing that day.'Perhaps surprisingly, Finebaum said that he would run on the Republican ticket in Alabama…
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