It’s past time to stop celebrating Robert E. Lee on MLK Day
This is about giving MLK his just due, not undermining him by celebrating someone who led a competing, wrong cause.
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See recent postsState of the State Cliffs Notes
Here are 392 words in place of thousands.
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See recent postsLet’s all carry guns and reap the consequences
Of course, most law enforcement leaders are against allowing people to just carry guns on a whim. And for good reason.
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See recent postsLove transcends the truth
Folks don’t want to believe that some of their ancestors could be so callous, so inhumane.
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See recent postsIncreasing EV charging infrastructure supports Drive Electric Alabama
The state already awarded 18 grants totaling $4.1 million last year to expand EV charging.
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See recent postsU.S. Senate race is Alabama’s premier contest in 2022
The marquee event for this year, politically, in Alabama will be for the open seat of retiring senior Sen. Richard Shelby.
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See recent postsThe miracle of the Anglo-Irish Treaty
Incremental compromise, in the short run, provides a structure to build ultimate long-term objectives. This lesson is worth remembering.
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See recent postsAlabama lawmakers want to make the gun problem worse
GOP policies have flooded the streets with weapons, leading to rising gun violence rates. Now they want to make it worse.
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See recent postsElection year is here
If Kay Ivey sticks to her knitting, stays home and governs, and looks gubernatorial and does not beat herself, she will more than likely prevail.
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See recent posts2022 legislative session: rational or irrational?
A gander at pre-filed bills shows some in the Legislature reject the principles embraced by the nation's founders.