Why do so many Alabamians vote against themselves?
Alabamians are quite literally voting to fund initiatives that encourage companies to pay them less.
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Josh Moon is an investigative reporter and columnist. You can reach him at [email protected].
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See recent postsHow did gambling get so screwed up in Alabama?
Overrun with illegal gambling. Little revenue from legal gaming. Sending other states' kids to college. How did this happen?
Alabama citizens will most likely be denied a chance to vote on gambling
Because of special interests and out-of-state meddling, Alabama citizens likely won't get a chance to vote on gambling, losing out on billions in revenue.
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See recent postsWe could all use a break from this awful, terrible, no good session
This legislative session has been particularly awful. Anthony Daniels asked for the one thing we could all use: A break.
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See recent postsHate thy neighbor, Alabama
DEI programs seek only to make a historically-slanted field a tad more level. That's too much for those benefitting from that inequality.
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See recent postsInstead of banning books, try talking to your kids
The recent uproar over allegedly "inappropriate" books seems to have much more to do with fear than actual indecency.
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See recent postsThe answers to Prattville’s problems are in the books they just banned
The ruler of Prattville's tiny library kingdom proved his authority Thursday — and that the community really, really needs those books.
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See recent postsThe real threats to Alabama’s children
Alabama's children are under attack and face real, serious threats.
A legislative “fix” in the works for Alabama’s beleaguered medical cannabis licensing
Legislation would expand the number of integrated licenses from five to as many as 15, ending many of the lawsuits currently facing the AMCC.
More legal delays in Alabama’s medical marijuana process
It will be at least late April before companies can start production, and even that seems unlikely.