Robert Aderholt

Robert Aderholt was born in Haleyville, Alabama, in 1965.[1] He attended the University of North Alabama from 1983 to 1984, and graduated from Birmingham-Southern College in 1987 with bachelor's degrees in history and political science. He earned a J.D. from The Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in 1990.[2] He previously worked as a lawyer, as a municipal judge, and as a staffer for Gov. Fob James (R).[1]

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Aderholt's official website listed the following issues:[20]

Agriculture

Excerpt: "Farmers are essential to the economy of North Alabama; specifically, agriculture and related industries yield nearly $19 billion a year to the economic impact of Alabama’s 4th Congressional District. Crops, livestock, timber, and fisheries produce a varied agricultural landscape and culture in the district."

Defense

Excerpt: "I believe that there are few things more important than supporting the troops who are defending our nation today and tomorrow. We have a responsibility to those who came before them just as we'll have a responsibility to those who follow."

Economy

Excerpt: " I believe the majority of Alabamians support spending cuts and implementation of a framework to require Washington to live within its means from here on out. We need to protect taxpayers, ensure our seniors and veterans receive the benefits they rightfully deserve and change the 'spend now, pay later' culture of Washington."

Education

Excerpt: "While educational reform is needed, it needs to begin at the local and state level. Schools need qualified teachers in the classroom. They need the financial resources for computers and other teaching aids that will be critical to our children's development. I'm committed to doing my part in Washington to provide the necessary support while protecting the rights of local communities and leaders in determining their educational future."

Energy

Excerpt: " It is critical that we move in the direction of energy independence now. Unfortunately, it seems that the only time that we are willing to discuss this issue as a nation is when it begins to hit us at the gas pumps. This is a long-term problem that's going to require long-term solutions."