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7 Things: Trump mail-in ballot restriction effort advances, data center fight comes to Alabama, Jones attempts to distance self from Democrat Socialists of America, and more...
28+ min ago (248+ words) 7. Former Alabama head football coach Nick Saban firmly rejected any interest in entering politics as a candidate, asking, “Why would I ever want to be thrown into that briar patch?” While saying he enjoys speaking to businesses and working on…...
Britt slams 'despicable' Massachusetts abortion law, praises pro-life groups
2+ hour, 53+ min ago (300+ words) U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) is continuing to show her support for pro-life groups like Live Action in the wake of Democratic states passing laws making it easier to have an abortion. Britt discussed the issue recently on “This Week on…...
'Prepared to defend Alabama’s interests': Manufacture Alabama endorses Katherine Robertson for AG
2+ hour, 49+ min ago (275+ words) Manufacture Alabama on Monday endorsed Republican nominee Katherine Robertson for Alabama Attorney General in the November general election. Robertson has spent nearly a decade as chief counsel to outgoing Attorney General Steve Marshall. She won the GOP nomination in June,…...
7 Things: Traffic surges in Strait of Hormuz, Flock debate moves to Alabama lawmakers, and more...
21+ hour, 3+ min ago (328+ words) 7. Alabama has named former five-star recruit and sophomore Keelon Russell its starting quarterback for the season opener against East Carolina after he won the competition with senior Austin Mack throughout the offseason and fall camp to replace first-round draft pick…...
Billboards go up in opposition to Lowndes County data center
22+ hour, 50+ min ago (394+ words) Billboards opposing the proposed Lowndes County data center are going up along major highways as organized resistance to Project Red Clay continues to grow. The billboard campaign is the latest escalation in opposition to Project Red Clay, a proposed hyperscale…...
From a rare stroke to Capitol Hill, UA student is building a career in politics
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (1203+ words) Garrett Anders spent years trying to get someone to give him a chance. As a teenager, he emailed college football programs. During the pandemic, he reached out to people connected to Justin Bieber and reality television. He sent messages, made…...
Dr. Daniel Sutter: Socialism and government spending
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (458+ words) The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) seek enormous growth of government. The Cato Institute recently estimated a price tag of possibly $200 trillion for this agenda. Yet socialists proposing government spending still rely on the market economy for their efforts. Viewing…...
Trump, Iran, data centers, Dale Strong, and more on Alabama Politics This Week
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (82+ words) Are data centers Alabama’s next economic powerhouse, or are opponents creating a moral panic? Can Donald Trump economically strangle Iran into ending the conflict without escalating the war? Should Alabama really name the new I-10 bridge after Donald Trump, or…...
Katie Britt reacts to socialist victory in Florida: 'This is not only bad for the Democratic Party, it is bad for America"
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (381+ words) U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) is again sounding the alarm about the rise of the far left in the Democratic Party. The senator went on Fox News’ “Hannity” and reacted to the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) candidate Angie Nixon coming…...
Tuberville weighs in on Flock camera debate: ‘They’re very beneficial’ if properly controlled
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (316+ words) U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville weighed in on the growing Flock camera debate this week, saying the technology can provide public safety benefits as long as its use is properly controlled. Tuberville, the Republican nominee for governor, was asked about the automated…...