September 06, 2012

Writers and historians have done extensive research over the years seeking to ascertain how our nation’s leaders reached their pinnacle of power.…


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August 30, 2012

This week we celebrate Labor Day. Like Memorial Day, it is a uniquely American holiday. Labor Day traditionally marks the end of summer. It has been…


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August 23, 2012

The Republican Convention is next week in Tampa, Florida. It is not by accident that this central Florida city has been chosen by the GOP for their…


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August 16, 2012

This year’s GOP presidential contest has been one for the record books. There has been a continuous topsy turvy, up and down, kaleidoscope of…


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August 09, 2012

The second regular legislative session of the quadrennium ended a few months ago with a plethora of legislation. It was not quite as prolific as last…


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August 02, 2012

As we enter the dog days of summer, the race for president presses onward at a steady pace. It will be a close contest in the fall. Barack Obama won…


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July 26, 2012

As the long hot summer continues, several events have transpired that warrant mentioning. Several of you have asked if the September 18…


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July 19, 2012

In a recent reliable poll Alabamians expressed overwhelming satisfaction with the job that our doctor governor is doing. The poll done by the Capital…


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July 12, 2012

Most of our modern presidents have been given two terms. The mindset of not changing horses mid-stream prevails. One of the glaring exceptions was…


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July 05, 2012

Recently a good friend and reader asked me about one of Alabama’s most interesting governor’s races. The 1978 gubernatorial contest was truly one of…


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