The freshman senator from Alabama was paid a $233,700 advance on 'God Calls Us to Do Hard Things: Lessons from the Alabama Wiregrass.'
Sen. Katie Britt , R-AL., speaks during the Republican National Convention Monday, July 15, 2024, in Milwaukee. Along with investments in stocks and real estate, Katie Britt made a pretty penny in 2023 from an advance on her memoir, according to the freshman U.S. senator’s financial disclosure form filed with the Senate Ethics Committee.
Britt’s book earnings in 2023 made her one of eight senators who received at least six figures from a book deal last year, according toIn “God Calls Us to Do Hard Things,” Britt detailed her rise from her childhood in Enterprise to the halls of the Senate. After her 2022 election, Britt, then 40, became the first woman elected to the upper chamber from Alabama and the youngest Republican woman in the Senate.
“The American people won’t have the wool pulled over our eyes. We see how Biden and Harris keep making things worse. And we know the current president is not capable of turning things around,” Britt said.
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