BIRMINGHAM – Coming off a string of endorsements from major conservative business groups, Iraq War veteran Bryan Taylor released the first ad of his campaign for Alabama Chief Justice today. Titled “Uphold the Constitution,” the 30-second spot highlights his military service, conservative judicial philosophy, and underscores his commitment to applying the law as written and upholding the Constitution.
“I’m the only conservative in this race. I’m the only candidate not bankrolled by liberal special interests who want to influence our courts. We have too many liberal judges in the country. We don’t need another one as chief justice here in Alabama. As a military prosecutor I protected our freedoms in Iraq and as chief justice I’ll protect our constitutional freedoms here at home,” stated Taylor.
Full text of the ad:
Liberal judges are using the courts to advance their woke agenda.
I’m conservative Bryan Taylor. I’ll follow the law as written and never legislate from the bench.
Bryan Taylor fought for our country in Iraq and was awarded the Bronze Star.A Trump-tough conservative, patriot, and constitutional lawyer, Bryan Taylor will fight to end the weaponization of our justice system.
As Chief Justice, I’ll be guided by my faith and fearlessly uphold the Constitution.
Bryan Taylor: Conservative for chief justice.
The ad can be viewed here or using the link below.
The ad’s release comes just days after Taylor received the endorsement of the Alabama Forestry Association, one of the state’s most influential conservative business groups. In recent weeks, Taylor has also been endorsed by the Alabama Realtors Association, the national Eagle Forum, State House Public Safety Committee Chairman Allen Treadaway, and highly-respected veteran Republican prosecutors David Barber of Jefferson County and Randall Houston of Autauga, Elmore, and Chilton Counties.
Bryan Taylor is an Iraq war Veteran, former military prosecutor, and retired Army Judge Advocate. Taylor is a co-founding member of the law firm of Bachus Brom & Taylor, where he concentrates his practice in Constitutional law, appeals, election law, business law and litigation, and public policy. Taylor has served as a legal counsel to the Alabama Republican Party and two Republican governors, most recently as chief legal advisor to Governor Kay Ivey. He is also a former conservative Republican member of the Alabama State Senate. He and his three children live in Shelby County and attend Double Oak Community Church.
