Blanchard withdraws from electronic voting machines suit; Siegelman backs it
Former Gov. Don Siegelman said he was the victim of electronic vote manipulation in his failed 2002 race for governor.
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See recent postsVery impressive, high steppin’ victory for Governor Ivey
Her popularity is probably the reason she had no serious thoroughbreds challenge her in the gubernatorial derby.
Merrill responds to lawsuit seeking to prohibit use of electronic voting machines
The lawsuit was filed by former Republican gubernatorial candidate Lindy Blanchard and State Rep. Tommy Have, R-Scottsboro.
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See recent postsRepublicans are destroying the abortion debate by using it as a football
The politicization of abortion, and the hyperfocus on its legal status, has supremely damaged the debate of abortion on its merits.
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See recent postsRepublicans serving up hate on Tuesday’s ballot
The Republicans tell us how “Christian” they are in their hate-filled advertisements. They tell us they have Alabama values (even if they don’t live here).
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See recent postsIvey will win
Eight challengers have lined up against Ivey and collectively have spent almost $20 million to unseat the state's most popular governor in decades.
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See recent postsGOP candidates have deadly priorities
Perhaps this crisis wouldn’t even exist if the state had done what it should have done years ago: Expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
Lindy Blanchard receives American Conservative Union endorsement
Blanchard is one of seven Republicans running against incumbent Gov. Kay Ivey.
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See recent postsLies, damn lies, and Republicans
I might criticize the media for not holding the candidates accountable. But most candidates won’t even answer media questions. They don’t believe in accountability or transparency, despite what their crappy TV ads say.
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See recent postsPoor Republican candidates; bless their hearts
And here we are on Feb. 20. The Republican primary isn’t until late May. We are going to be subjected to this drivel for at least three more months.