Corporate-backed, out-of-touch lawmakers are the real leeches
Corporations and the politicians they bankroll want to keep workers divided and afraid of demanding the rights and freedoms we deserve.
House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter
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See recent postsNathaniel Ledbetter is a very powerful speaker of the House
If Alabamians get the much sought after right-to-vote on a lottery, and regulate gambling in the state, it is because of Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter.
House speaker gives preview of legislative agenda
The 2024 Legislative Session starts on Feb. 6.
Ledbetter supports major gambling bill, aims to end illegal operations in Alabama
Alabama may be poised to resolve the long-standing debate on gaming and finally let its people decide.
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See recent postsAlabama leaders shine: Competent governance amid challenges this Thanksgiving
This Thanksgiving, there's a peculiar yet significant reason to express gratitude: the presence of competent governance.
Speaker Ledbetter offers preview, legislative update for upcoming session
The speaker also offered insight on several issues the House is looking at acting on when members return in about three months.
House speaker appoints study commission to examine Alabama’s labor force participation
Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter announced Monday key House members that will serve on an ad hoc committee studying Alabama’s labor force participation rates.
October 3, 2023
Speaker supports decision to proceed with the construction of a new State House
"A new State House will provide much-needed public access and adequate space for Alabama’s press," Ledbetter said.
September 27, 2023
House speaker, majority leader urge APLS to address library controversy
The House leaders threatened to use budgetary authority and statutory power to address the controversy if the APLS does not act.
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See recent postsAddressing Alabama’s labor shortage
The U.S. Chamber classified Alabama as one of the "most severe" labor and worker shortage states.