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ALGOP could help Biden get on the ballot; the attack on AL AG's office is being downplayed; and more ...

7. Non-convicted murderer OJ Simpson’s death reminds people of one of the most absurd instances where blatantly obvious false cries of racism were used to defend a person in the public eye and the courtroom. Simpson admitted he did it, a juror admitted they knew he did it, and CNN on-air personalities recalled people celebrating […]

Not one mainstream media outlet is highlighting the obvious political affiliation of the guy charged with an attempted bombing on the Alabama Attorney General's office

Alabama's GOP delegation attributes higher-than-expected inflation to President Biden, citing concerns over his administration's economic policies, even as Biden's biggest defenders pretend inflation is down and that people actually think Bidenomics is awesome

Republicans keeping Joe Biden off the ballot would be hilarious

7. A big win for Democrats in Arizona, as the Arizona Supreme Court upholds a ban on abortions in the state citing a law 1864 and multiple codifications, aligning with the precedent set by the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on a similar law in Mississippi. More talk about how “abortion is on the ballot” guaranteed. […]

It's OK to discuss a guy wanting to wear a dress to prom without lying about what will happen if it is not allowed

7. Some people had an interesting reaction to the solar eclipse, this could include “eclipse sickness,” changed periods and other wackiness. A woman in Florida claiming that God instructed her to shoot at vehicles on Interstate 10 during the eclipse was arrested and charged with multiple felonies related to the incident. 6. The fight in […]

People want the lottery, they do not want all this other gambling stuff

New bill tackles obscenity in children's' books available at a public library and the usual degenerates are squealing even though their usual cries of censorship have been ignored as absurd, so now the tactic is to suggest the bill stopping this garbage from being funded by taxpayers

If you want to address real harm to kids, go after age-limits on sexual content and social media

The Alabama House of Representatives rejected the Senate's gaming substitute, opting to send the gambling bill to a conference committee

Journalism in Alabama has problems, they are all self-inflicted

In this edition of the Yellowhammer Sports Podcast, Michael Brauner and CJ Duncan break down Alabama’s improbable run to the Final Four, whether or not Tide Hoops has a chance against UConn, and the other high-stakes matchup between Purdue and NC State. You can check it out right here on Spotify:

Alabama's "Laken Riley Act," an attempt at enforcing immigration law in the state, is running in to absurd opposition, as usual, with opposition coming from legislators who want to slam cops, with Rep. TaShina Morris (D-Montgomery) suggesting law enforcement can't be trusted, "We’re going to sit here and act like we don’t understand the history."

Local media outlets really need to up their game, this is just getting sad

Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch announced ‘Operation Up in Smoke,' to enforce penalties against people who are using marijuana in public. 

The media shouldn't be gatekeeping footage on an issue they have been obsessing over because they don't like the evidence.

The Alabama Republican Party is joining the chorus now slamming President Joe Biden for his "disrespectful" Easter slight where he is sent multiple official messages about the "Transgender Day of Visibility" but Biden claims he has no idea what is going on

A serious investigation into Space Camp would laid out what policy was violated and not hide info.

The U.S. Space and Rocket Center announced on Friday the conclusion of an investigation initiated by a parent's social media post concerning a transgender employee