government: the House, the Senate, and the executive.

“Our government wasn’t set up for one group to have all three branches of government — wasn’t set up that way,” Tuberville continued, saying incorrectly: “You know, the House, the Senate, and the executive.”

And what WW II was all about, too.

“That’s concerning to me, that we’re to the point now where we’ve got almost half the country voting for something that this country wasn’t built on,”Tuberville said. “I tell people, my dad fought 76 years ago in Europe to free Europe of socialism.”

And the 2000 election, too.

Tuberville also inaccurately said that former Vice President Al Gore, who was the Democratic presidential nominee in 2000, was called the president-elect for 30 days during the infamous legal battle over a recount in Florida.

And house to used his Senate office for election fundraising.

Tuberville also asserted that he plans to use his new Senate office to fundraise for the two Republican senators from Georgia who are now facing crucial runoff elections that will determine control of Senate.

Political fundraising out of a federal office building, and using official federal resources for campaign purposes, is barred by Senate ethics rules.