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Opinion Debating the debate Phil Williams Jan 18, 2023 There’s been a great deal of debate about last week’s debates in Washington. I’m sure that you’ve heard about the saga of Congressman Kevin Mc…
Opinion Two new U.S. Senators for Alabama Steve Flowers Jan 9, 2023 Richard Shelby walked out of the U.S. Senate this week after 36 years. Walking out with him is almost all of Alabama’s seniority and power in…
Opinion Some legislative leaders retire and pass away Steve Flowers Dec 12, 2022 Allow me to share the stories of three of my favorite legislative colleagues. Two of these gentlemen are retiring from the Alabama House of Re…
Opinion Limiting early voting is a slap in the face John Tures Nov 22, 2022 On Election Day, I got to do some exit polling in a conservative town in a bright red county. I assure you; the results were great for the GO…
Opinion Election year observations Steve Flowers Nov 7, 2022 This 2022 Election Year in Alabama has been monumental and memorable. Any gubernatorial year is big in the state. It is the brass ring of Al…
Opinion National trends do not affect Alabama Steve Flowers Oct 11, 2022 As mentioned last week, all polling points to a significant Republican pickup of congressional seats in the upcoming November General Election…
Opinion Exile to Buck's Pocket Steve Flowers Sep 11, 2022 For decades, losing political candidates in Alabama have been exiled to “Buck’s Pocket.” It is uncertain when or how the colloquialism began, …
Opinion Exile to Buck's Pocket Steve Flowers Sep 11, 2022 For decades, losing political candidates in Alabama have been exiled to “Buck’s Pocket.” It is uncertain when or how the colloquialism began, …
Opinion Big Jim Folsom and Dave Perry Steve Flowers Aug 29, 2022 This is the final version of a three-week series of stories that illustrate that Alabama is a Big Front Porch.
