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The lie will not die quietly—neither should we

If greatness means silencing truth, punishing science, and rewriting history to comfort the powerful, then what they seek isn’t greatness. It’s destruction.

Bill Britt

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August 4, 2025

Nell Brown announces run for House District 15: “I’m going to fight for us all”

The McCalla native, law student, and mother of three launched a grassroots campaign focused on education, healthcare, and working families

July 28, 2025

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Power doesn’t hide in shadows—it hides in disclosure forms

Financial activity tied to Andrew Sorrell’s consulting firm and PAC raises questions about Alabama’s lax disclosure rules and enforcement.

Bill Britt

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July 28, 2025

Gudger taps Howe for FORGEPAC, names Skaggs chief of staff

Leadership shift positions Senate GOP for 2026 incumbent protection efforts

July 25, 2025

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We are living in a graceless, gilded and lawless age

To reclaim our future, we must confront injustice with grace and courage.

Bill Britt

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July 24, 2025

Rep. Figures introduces bills to support first-time parents, lower baby costs

Figures introduced two new bills, aiming to provide financial relief to new parents and ensure essential baby products remain affordable.

July 24, 2025

Rep. Figures unveils BRIC Act to boost rural disaster funding

The bipartisan bill would reform FEMA's aid formula to prioritize vulnerable states.

July 23, 2025

Mayor tied campaign sign swap to cancer event catering in controversial email

An email from Alexander City Mayor Woody Baird appears to tie support for a cancer awareness event to the removal of a rival’s campaign sign.

Bill Britt

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July 22, 2025

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Would Alabama’s ruling class pass a 1912 civics test?

A century ago, children understood the Constitution better than many in power do today.

Bill Britt

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July 21, 2025