Politics — Page 106
The Alabama Policy Institute’s 2025 BluePrint for Alabama, a 30-point conservative policy plan, will be revealed this month. The Blueprint is divided into categories based on API’s three pillars: free markets, limited government, and strong families. The 2024 BluePrint was a huge success with the leadership of many of the most conservative legislators in Alabama. […]
Amid the fight to ensure that Pete Hegseth becomes the next Secretary of Defense, Senator Tommy Tuberville has emerged as one of the nominee's most vocal supporters on Capitol Hill.
The American people have spoken loud and clear. They delivered the Republican Party majorities in the United States Senate and the House of Representatives and sent President Donald J. Trump back to the White House. With this electoral triumph achieved, it is time to unite as a nation and get America back on track. The sweeping results at the ballot box confirm the American people want conservative, commonsense solutions to the challenges we all face. President Trump has proven time and again that […]
A bill that includes speeding up the repair of a vital lock on the Tennessee River passed the U.S. House of Representatives today, U.S. Rep. Dale Strong’s office said. The Water Resources Development Act of 2024 includes a provision championed by Strong aimed at expediting the repair of Wilson Lock. Wilson Lock plays a critical […]
Tuesday on FM Talk 106.5's "The Jeff Poor Show," Tuberville said his party needs to ignore the criticism and back the President-elect.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) has a warning for his fellow Republicans and conservatives about the Democrats next year.
BullsEye Public Affairs, a Capitol Resources company, has announced that it will be adding a talented new hire to its team of operatives. Reed Phillips, an Alabama Republican Party insider and former executive director of the organization, will bring more than a decade of knowledge and experience in political leadership to the firm.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has helped to halt an effort from the Biden Administration that would have made approximately 200,000 DACA recipients across the nation eligible for Obamacare.
With a promise to deliver secure, transparent, and fair elections, state and Madison County officials opened a center for elections management and probate court archives Monday. The site, a former skating rink, will store election equipment, including voting machines.
As a proud small business owner and advocate for Montgomery’s economic vitality, I am disappointed by the City Council’s recent amendment to Section 3-9 of the Code of Ordinance, restricting hours of operation for businesses licensed to sell alcoholic beverages. This ordinance delivers a significant setback to our small business community and sends the wrong […]
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) believes a New York City jury got it right in their not guilty verdict of Daniel Penny. Penny has been found not guilty of criminally negligent homicide for the death of Jordan Neely by the jury on Monday. In May 2023, Penny, a 25-year-old former Marine, put Neely, a 30-year-old […]
Tuberville responded to the post and used it as an example of why President-elect Donald Trump was elected to change things.
What could you do with nearly $8 million? Better yet, what could the State of Alabama do with it? We could invest in education, fix our roads and bridges, or provide better resources for veterans. Instead, the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) is wasting it.
As the United States looks toward the future, many Americans are turning their hopes to Donald Trump. His campaign has reignited a sense of peace, confidence, and determination in the nation, inspiring optimism for what lies ahead. Trump’s presidency brought economic growth, border security, and a renewed sense of American pride, and his return to […]
Those of us who were born and raised during the Cold War fully understand how dangerous, destructive, and deadly communism and communist regimes have been. Communism is to blame for the deaths over 100 million people and for the trampling of basic human rights for more than 1.5 billion people around the world. The United […]
A member of the Alabama state legislature is now suing his former employer, Austal, for alleged "racial discrimination" after being terminated by the corporation according to a report from WPMI NBC 15 News.
Cryptocurrency policy is rapidly emerging as one of the most complex and controversial topics in American politics. Many voters and elected officials have never had the opportunity to interact with the crypto market and therefore don’t have a clear understanding of how it works or its potential. This lack of information and confusion can lead […]
Our legendary governor of the 1940s and 1950s was the giant, cartoonish character James E. “Big Jim” Folsom. Ole Big Jim ran against the big businesses of Birmingham – big banks, utilities, and U.S. Steel – and labeled them the “Big Mules.” He campaigned on the back of a flatbed truck in every hamlet in […]
Congressman Dale Strong has worked tirelessly to secure the Southern border and protect Americans from the effects of mass illegal immigration since first entering office in 2023. Now, Strong's hard work is being recognized by NumbersUSA, the nation's leading anti-illegal immigration advocacy organization.
The senator once again called for change during a recent appearance on the "Alabama Politics This Week" podcast.
Senator Tommy Tuberville has named a former mayor of Daleville, Alabama as his December Veteran of the Month. In a statement announcing the news, Tuberville pointed to Lieutenant Colonel Claudia Wigglesworth's extensive experience in the armed forces and tremendous impact on her home community as the reasons behind the veteran's selection for the award.
Rep. Barry Moore has announced his full support of legislation aimed at fighting the trafficking of fentanyl and drug addiction across America. The bill, the Office of National Drug Control Policy Reauthorization Act of 2024, would reactivate both the High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas program and the Drug-Free Communities program to help accomplish the task.
U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) called into Alabama Morning News with JT Nysewander to discuss the cabinet confirmation process and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Britt on Thursday met with President Trump’s designated nominee to serve as Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth. “I am supporting Pete and his nomination,” Britt confirmed to JT. Alabama’s junior […]

