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he [Tuberville] holds out long enough, I think it will force some changes.” Jeff Poor, a conservative radio host in Alabama, told The Hill that Tuberville’s standing with conservatives has “gotten better” because of his stance against the Official every Mission Is A Thrilling Masterpiece Tom Cruise Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Shirt so you should to go to store and get this Pentagon abortion policy. Recommended TRUMP INVESTIGATIONS Trump grand jury to hear testimony from aide who was with him on Jan. 6 CONGRESS Sen. Casey rolls out bills to protect workers from AI surveillance and ‘robot bosses’ “He’s won over the skeptical,” Poor said. Yet if Democrats have their way, what Tuberville is doing will reverberate throughout the Republican Party. In a memo first obtained by NBC News, the White House painted the GOP as complicit, saying that Republican senators were mounting “barely a word of protest.” The memo comes after President Joe Biden called Tuberville’s position “ridiculous” during a news conference in Helsinki on Thursday. “I expect the Republican Party to stand up — stand up — and do something about it. It’s in their power to do that,” Biden said. And the issue of abortion proved tricky for Republicans in the midterm elections after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last summer. Democrats were able to channel voter frustration into better-than-expected performances in both

the Official every Mission Is A Thrilling Masterpiece Tom Cruise Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Shirt so you should to go to store and get this House and Senate. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., told NBC News that he also opposes the Pentagon’s abortion policy but believes Tuberville’s blockade has to end. “The point about holding up promotions, we need to end that,” Graham said last week. Richard Fording, a political science professor at the University of Alabama, said that because such a “disproportionate” share of the state’s population has served, or is serving, in the military, Tuberville’s strategy is “risky.” “He’s certainly putting sort of his own interests ahead of the interests of the party, and I don’t think that this is going to serve him well,” Fording said. “And to the extent that voters in Alabama, Republicans, are sort of sophisticated enough to understand the implications of that, then I think that could hurt him.” But, he added, Tuberville may be fine unless his hold starts affecting rank-and-file military members and their families. “Ultimately in Alabama, the way it’ll be interpreted is standing up for the right principles. And so, it probably won’t hurt him,” Fording said. “But nationally, I think it’s not good for the Republican Party at all.” People like Kelly Stazel represent some of that risk. Stazel, a resident of Montgomery and a registered Republican, said that as a Christian who opposes abortion but also as someone who identifies as a feminist, she felt “conflicted.” “The fact that Roe v. Wade got overturned was very surprising for a lot of people,” she said. “I, of course, support that, but to jeopardize somebody’s future because of that, does not seem right to me.” Tuberville says he won’t drop his hold unless a vote on the Pentagon’s abortion policy comes to the floor and if the White House and Pentagon agree that if the vote fails, the policy is rescinded. On Friday, the House narrowly passed the National Defense Authorization Act with an amendment attached that would end the Pentagon’s policy on abortion, but it’s unlikely the provision will be included in the Senate-passed version of the bill. Kate Santaliz Kate Santaliz is a researcher for NBC News’ Capitol Hill team. Jake Traylor Jake Traylor is a 2024 NBC News campaign embed.

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