May 02, 2012

Alabama may be on the lower end of the financial spectrum when it comes to the per capita income of our population. However, our public employees…


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April 26, 2012

This week marks the one year anniversary of the devastating tornados that struck the state on April 27th of last year. The tornados that ravaged the…


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April 19, 2012

Last month’s bingo gambling trial ended as expected. All six of the defendants were found not guilty by a Montgomery federal jury. The first trial…


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April 12, 2012

Last month’s Republican Primary was exciting because for the first time in decades we were relevant in the presidential contest. When our March 13…


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April 05, 2012

In the days leading up to our March 13th Republican Primary it began to appear more and more like we were going to have a spectacular horse race in…


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March 29, 2012

The 2012 Legislative Session is in its seventh week and they are no closer to finding a solution to the daunting financial dilemma facing the General…


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March 22, 2012

I have a cadre of political friends around the state with whom I love to visit and talk politics. We regale stories of old campaigns and reminisce…


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March 15, 2012

You know the results of Tuesday’s primary election and I do not because this column had to be published before the voting. However, my prediction is…


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March 08, 2012

We are less than one week away from the primary. That is singular for one primary. We are now a one party state when it comes to statewide politics.…


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March 01, 2012

As the 2012 Legislative Session evolves, I am reminded of my days as a legislative page during the early 1960’s. George Wallace was governor and the…


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