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Latest story Sep 16, 2026 · on ChamberLight since Sep 2026
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Wess highlights Alabama's rural healthcare crisis, criticizes Moore's voting record
The Democratic Senate nominee said Medicaid changes and limited oversight could leave rural hospitals underfunded despite a new federal program. In a recent blog post, Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Everett Wess accused his Republican opponent, U.S. Representative Barry Moore, R-Alabama, of failing
Wess highlights Alabama's rural healthcare crisis, criticizes Moore's voting record
The Democratic Senate nominee said Medicaid changes and limited oversight could leave rural hospitals underfunded despite a new federal program. In a recent blog post, Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Everett Wess accused his Republican opponent, U.S. Representative Barry Moore, R-Alabama, of failing