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If you want to know how a state government dies, don’t look for a violent coup or a burning building. Look for a bored committee room in Montgomery on…
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On X, Senator Katie Britt tweeted, “It was an honor to lead the Laken Riley Act in the Senate and join President Trump almost one year ago as he signed his first bill as our…
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Do you live outside the Huntsville City Limits in Madison County, AL? Because of this fact alone, you are ineligible now to apply for federal COVID-19 emergency rental assistance, which has been available continuously to…
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The state was abuzz last night with the results of the primary election runoffs. The abysmal turnout of a mere 15% of eligible voters underscores the notion that Alabamians are fed up with politics as…
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The recent primary election in Alabama mostly went off without a hitch. There was an exception – a big ugly exception – in Etowah County. Some voters in Etowah were given the…
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Governor Kay Ivey and her fellow partisans in the Alabama legislature have followed the lead of states such as Florida in running to the front line of the latest culture…
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An interview and opinion take with Alabama Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Brandaun Dean.
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Actually, all we can do is point out the obvious, are they “Standing Tall”, screwing y’all, or are they not even standing up at all?
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US Congressman Mo Brooks, the Republican who represents the state’s 5th congressional district in north Alabama, is no stranger to controversy. In fact, he often seems to revel in it,…
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Katie Britt has a clear message to convey to Alabama voters. She is a doer who will put “Alabama First.” She uses this theme as a central thesis to organize her…
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