Draic Coakley blasts Representative Mike Rogers of Alabama House Distric Three as "Out of touch." Ties to special interest.
- Christopher M Peeks
- Mar 29
- 2 min read
By Christopher M Peeks March 29, 2025
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Incumbent GOP Representative Mike Rogers from Alabama House District Three continues to draw challengers. Draic Coakley, a diesel mechanic from Cleburne County, has announced his intentions to unseat the congressman in next year's 2026 Republican primary in the midterm elections. In a press release yesterday, Coakley pulled no punches regarding the 11-term congressman.
Coakley Blasts Rogers in House District Three
Calling him a "career politician" that's "out of touch" and alludes to him being beholden to "special interests," Coackley says he is running because "Alabama deserves better" and feels it's time for a change with a "younger politician" to take over with fresh ideas.
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Emphasizing that the southern border and the drugs pouring over are the nation's greatest threat, as well as recognizing the plight of our farmers, Coakley promises "more transparency" by holding more "town halls" to stay in tune with his constituents.
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Republican primary will be held in May 2026.
Christopher M Peeks
Reporter and Columnist
Alabama Political Incumbent GOP Representative Mike Rogers from Alabama House Distric Three continues to draw. Draic Coakley, a diesel mechanic, has accounced his intentions to unseat the congressman in next years 2026 Republican primary in the midterm elections. In a press release yesterday Coakley pulled no punches regarding the 11 term congressman.
Calling him a "career politician," that's "out of touch" and beholden to "special interests," Draicly says he is running because "Alabama deserves better," and feels its time for a change with a "younger politician" to take over with fresh idea's.
Emphasizing that the southern border and the drugs pouring over as the nation's greatest threat as well as recognizing the plight of our farmers Coakley promises "more transparency" by holding more "townhalls," to stay in tuned with his Constituents.
The Alabama.
Republican primary will be held in June 2026.
Christopher M Peeks
Reporter and Columnist
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