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The new party chair of the Alabama Democratic Party Chris England has weighed in on the impeachment of Donald Trump, saying that he prays that all leaders will approach this moment with...
Last night, former Auburn University football coach and GOP Senate candidate, Tommy Tuberville tweeted the following in response to the House’s passage of both articles of impeachment against President Trump:
Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday announced that the Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education was awarded $33 million by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Department of Education for...
On Wednesday, former Attorney General and 2020 Alabama GOP Senate front-runner, Jeff Sessions went on an 8-part Twitter tirade against House Democrats after both articles of impeachment passed the House on a...
The City of Huntsville Administration presented City Council with an update on plans for a new Huntsville City Hall in a work session held on December 18, 2019. During the meeting, Council heard a...
I consider myself a center-left individual. Interestingly, I considered myself a center-right individual for many years. However, as the right moved further from the center, my self-identification had to move with it. As a center-left,...
Gary Palmer has released the following statement regarding his no vote on both articles of impeachment. “The vote today to impeach President Trump is not supported by law, facts, or logic. It does, however,...
Bradley Byrne released the following statement regarding his vote of no for impeaching President Trump. “Madam Speaker, in three months, we have gone from receiving an unsubstantiated, hearsay, and discredited whistleblower complaint to the production...
Mo Brooks cast a no vote Wednesday night on both articles of impeachment against President Trump and released the following statement: “Socialist Democrats have brazenly abused their majority party power in these impeachment proceedings. The...
The U.S. House has voted to impeach President Trump, making him the third U.S. President to ever be impeached, joining Bill Clinton and Andrew Johnson. See how your Alabama U.S. Representative voted below. Article 1...