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Legislature almost out of funds for budget year

Staff Report MONTGOMERY — The Alabama Legislature is rapidly running out of operating money for the year. It has reached a level that without a clause in the state code allowing that branch of government to receive $500,000 infusions, senators, representatives and staffers likely wouldn’t be paid through the end of the budget year. The … Continued
August 17, 2012

Lt. Governor Ivey Supports Governor Bentley’s Efforts to Improve State Government and Create Jobs

Staff Report MONTGOMERY, Alabama (July 19, 2012) Under his leadership, Governor Bentley has moved state government in the right direction through his efforts to reduce costs and improve operational efficiency.  Remarkably, he and the leadership of the Alabama Legislature are on track toward a billion dollars in savings for the hard-working taxpayers of Alabama.  This … Continued
July 20, 2012
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Legislative leaders: ‘Quiet Cooperation’ between legislative, executive branches producing positive results for Alabamians

By House Speaker Mike Hubbard and Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh Conflict sells much better than cooperation. That’s especially true when it comes to politics and the media. Recent newspaper articles and opinion pieces have attempted to portray a turbulent relationship between Governor Bentley and the Legislature. Take a few isolated quotes from a … Continued
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July 3, 2012

Governor, AG, Speaker and President Pro Tem Initial Response on Court Ruling

Staff Report Governor Bentley Responds to Supreme Court Ruling on Arizona Immigration Law MONTGOMERY – Alabama Governor Robert Bentley on Monday issued the following statement regarding the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Arizona’s immigration law. “While Alabama’s anti-illegal immigration law has similar provisions as Arizona’s law, the laws are not identical. We will analyze the … Continued
June 25, 2012

Legislature Passes School Grading and Performance Bonus Bill

Staff Report Measure could be impetus to major education reforms going forward MONTGOMERY – A plan to bring unprecedented accountability to Alabama’s education system and provide cash incentives for schools to improve performance today received final passage in the Alabama Legislature. House Bill 588, sponsored by Rep. Terri Collins (R-Decatur) was written to establish a … Continued
May 10, 2012

Dues Check-off Lawsuit: AEA Says It Doesn’t Contribute to Campaigns, But Are Those the Facts?

By Grant Hallmark Alabama Political Reporter “They say they do not use collected funds to influence elections,” Derek Trotter, spokesperson for President Pro Tempore Del Marsh said of the Alabama Educators Association (AEA). “They have a Super PAC that spent $10 million in the 2010 election cycle,” Trotter continued, they are certainly influencing elections. During … Continued
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January 9, 2012