Analysis — Page 153
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and Dr. Waymon Burke take you through this week’s biggest political stories, including: — Is Alabama ready for the lottery? — Can Democrats keep up the Trump/Russia collusion stuff? — Why is Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) going all out for former Vice President Joe Biden?
“Rumors and Rumblings” is a regular feature on Yellowhammer News. It is a compilation of the bits and pieces of information that we glean from conversations throughout the week. Enjoy.
After a contentious debate, the Alabama State Senate moved forward and passed a bill that would allow a paper lottery in Alabama. Now, one state senator believes the lottery is headed towards passage. There have always been two competing visions for what a “clean” lottery should look like in Alabama. State Senator Greg Albritton (R-Range) […]
Chairwoman of the Alabama Republican Party Terry Lathan seems happy to see all of this, she clearly thinks supporting Biden helps lead to Jones inevitable defeat
Liberal New York Times columnist Thomas Freidman acknowledged both that there is a crisis and the wall is part of the solution after a visit to the border
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians are the big winner with this bill, they will truly gain a monopoly on electronic gaming if this bill passes.
With Marsh out and Congressman Mo Brooks out, this race could be far less crowded than most people expected it to be.
Sen. Doug Jones' partisan pledge to back whomever the Democrats nominate against President Donald Trump in 2020 is already manifesting itself as a major...
At least 207 people killed and 450 people injured in the attacks that targeted foreigner and Christians.
Jackson closes the show with a "parting shot" at those who are still not ready to let this Russian collusion narrative die.
The report showed that there was no collusion, no obstruction of justice, and President Trump will not face charges
President Trump has maintained his innocence and he still claims that after the report is released he will be fully exonerated and vindicated.
President Donald Trump anticipates that the Muller report will vindicate him, but reports indicate some in the White House officials are dreading the report
A new poll released Wednesday morning by a non-partisan national research firm showed that Governor Kay Ivey, President Donald Trump and Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL) enjoy varying degrees of positive job approval ratings in the Yellowhammer State. The poll by Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy, which has offices in Washington, D.C. and Jacksonville, FL, was conducted […]
When asked if the newness of the gambling of in Jefferson County made it easier to police, Marshall agreed and believed it also sent the message that new operators would not be tolerated
Since President Trump announced his desire to send illegal immigrants to these cities and states, many Democrats have fought back saying that this is political retaliation.
A new poll released Tuesday morning by a non-partisan national research firm confirms that Sen. Doug Jones is facing nearly impossible demographics...
Democrats defending Omar have turned the rhetoric of President Trump disagreeing with her into inciting violence and an attack on her life, which it clearly is not.
Jackson closes the show with a "parting shot" at those who continue to lie about the Trump tax cuts and those who brag about how that lying is working.
“Rumors and Rumblings” is a regular feature on Yellowhammer News. It is a compilation of the bits and pieces of information that we glean from conversations throughout the week. Enjoy.
7. The anti-road rage act passes the House — On Thursday, the Alabama House of Representatives passed a bill that would make driving in the left lane on the interstate for more than 1.5 miles without passing a misdemeanor, with a few exceptions. HB212 is sponsored by State Representative Phillip Pettus (R-Killen), and he believes […]
Yglesias had a moment of accidental honesty here, the media and their Democrats are prepared to continue telling this lie as long as it works.
This spying was alleged by Donald Trump and denied by the media and intelligence community for almost two years

