Overtime tax repeal has business, worker support. But a roadblock remains
Business groups and labor unions are united behind the tax cut for workers. But Sen. Arthur Orr seems intent on standing in the way.
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See recent postsDemocrats want to cut your taxes. A Republican is standing in the way
Bills repealing the overtime tax and the grocery tax are very popular among voters. One man is in the way of their passage.
Rep. Anthony Daniels discusses Innovate Alabama bill
HB247 is focused on spurring small business and entrepreneurial growth.
New House rules give more power to committees, change local bill contest process
Committee amendments will now be completed in committee instead of requiring a vote on the floor.
Nathaniel Ledbetter installed as Alabama House speaker
The House also voted for Rep. Chris Pringle, R-Mobile, to serve as speaker pro tem without any dissent.
House Minority Leader: Tuberville belongs in “concussion protocol”
As Tuberville remains silent, the criticism of his racist remarks grows and an odd defense emerges.
Alabama State Rep. Anthony Daniels: “I thought I was going to die”
House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels described his two-week battle with COVID.
House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels: Restarting session is irresponsible, useless
Restarting the 2020 Legislative Session at this point makes no sense and will only cost the taxpayers of Alabama more money, House minority leader Anthony Daniels said Wednesday during a Zoom press conference. Republican leadership has called for a May 4 restart to the interrupted session, saying it will focus exclusively on budgets and local … Continued
House Minority Leader Daniels responds to the 2020 State of the State address
House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels issued a response to Governor Kay Ivey’s 2020 State of the State address, saying Ivey’s speech charts a course in the right direction but that he also believes more can be done to address issues across the state. “It’s time to get to work & Governor Ivey has charted a … Continued
Democratic leaders say caucuses divided on gas tax
Democratic leaders in the Alabama House and Senate said Tuesday there is no consensus among their caucuses about whether to support Gov. Kay Ivey’s proposed gas tax increase. They say the debate will be a defining moment for their caucus nonetheless and will give them an opportunity to have some leverage as GOP leaders may … Continued