Critics noted that Tuberville’s archaic reference to a triangle also inadvertently conjured up a powerful villain in the DC Universe: Trigon, a dimension-hopping demon DC Comics describes as the “ living embodiment of evil itself ” who frequently battles the Teen Titans.

President Donald Trump will give his first joint address to Congress since his triumphant return to the White House.

"We need to make a trigon -- three sides -- instead of five sides in the Pentagon," he said. "It is way too big."

Sen. Tommy Tuberville invented a new shape on Wednesday while describing what he says should be done to the budget of the Department of Defense. The post Sen. Tuberville Invents a New Shape To Explain What He Wants To Do to the Pentagon first appeared on Mediaite.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) claimed that the Pentagon is “overbloated” and due for cuts from the Department of Government Efficiency. The Pentagon has failed six consecutive audits. According to the department,

The “back the blue” legislation, by Rep. Rex Reynolds, R-Huntsville, is one of the bills supported by the Republican leadership in the Legislature and Gov. Kay Ivey. It would rewrite the state law on immunity for police.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was asked by Fox News Sunday host Shannon ... on the President's priorities and restoring readiness in the force." Senator Tommy Tuberville, an Alabama Republican, told a reporter this week: "I wouldn't be against them ...

A Republican senator came up with a new name for a triangle as he bizarrely suggested that the Pentagon should be made up of three sides, not five, while calling for cuts to the Department of Defense.

ABC 33/40 is your connection to Congress, taking questions straight to Alabama's lawmakers. We spoke with U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville Wedne