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President Trump has demanded that Democrats put an end to their “phony investigations”, and only after that will he negotiate with them on issues.
Democrats killed the lottery bill, for now, which also kills their chances of expanding Medicaid
These resources can go somewhere else instead of fueling the culture wars that are ripping our state apart and giving us a black eye nationally.
Governor Kay Ivey has dismissed the media’s narrative about the abortion ban, and Alabama has a record year for tourism
Alabama voters decided this.They voted these men and women into office... in 2018.
The national and local media has given plenty of attention to the abortion ban, with AL.com alone publishing at least two dozen articles about the ban within the last 48 hours
Jackson closes the show with a "parting shot" at those perpetrating the "25 white men" narrative when discussing Alabama's abortion ban.
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The abortion ban has been passed and now advocacy groups are seeking to assist women in leaving the state for abortions
This narrative that this is a male-driven bill is just not supported by the facts.
Governor Kay Ivey said, "To the bill’s many supporters, this legislation stands as a powerful testament to Alabamians’ deeply held belief that every life is precious and that every life is a sacred gift from God."
The lack of follow up media coverage on this kind of a bombshell story should tell everyone how legitimate this story is.
The Alabama Senate votes to pass Alabama's abortion bill without rape and incest exemption
Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth released a video in support of the bill sponsored by State Representative Terri Collins (R-Decatur)
One of the co-sponsors of Rep. Stadthagen's bill has pulled her support and e-mailed a constituent to tell them that the bill was not well researched and thought out.
Abortion ban bill to be voted on, Planned Parenthood is worried about the bill and Attorney General Steve Marshall is prepared to defend it
Jackson closes the show with a "parting shot" at legislators arguing about the exemptions in the proposed abortion ban legislation.
House sponsor Rep. Terri Collins (R-Decatur) told Alabama Policy Institute gathering that she will kill her bill if the exemptions make it through the Senate.
Meanwhile, a Senate committee has advanced the House-passed ban on abortion but they changed the bill to add exemptions for rape and incest which many believe increases it's chance of passing without Republican objection in the full Alabama Senate.
In fact, it is pretty clear that Senator Doug Jones is better situated to be New York's 3rd Senator than Alabama's junior senator.
Rep. John Rogers took to the floor of the Alabama State House to continue his attacks on his friend and U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL)
The inappropriate politicking of any kind on the state dime is wrong, specifically calling on employees to do so and allowing them to use state vehicles for that purpose is unacceptable and warrants further investigation.
1. U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL allegedly) agrees with State Representative John Rogers (D-Birmingham) on abortion
7. State Representative Ginny Shaver (R-Centre) has sponsored a bill that would make any post birth abortions illegal — Rep. Shaver explained her bill against infanticide, saying, “This bill does not have anything to do with the legalities of a woman’s so-called right to choose to have an abortion. … My bill addresses another issue, […]