From Montgomery to Mobile to Birmingham to Washington, D.C., the speculation has been running high for the last month and hit a fever pitch last week with several published reports wondering what might happen.
Category: Commentary
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Chris England: After party election, let’s get to work
It is with great hope and enthusiasm I humbly thank the State Democratic Executive Committee and accept the call to serve as the next Chair of Alabama’s Democratic Party.
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Mark Dixon: Remember When We Could Say ‘Thank Goodness for Mississippi?’
We must bring transformational change to our education system. Here are some places to start.
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Will he or won’t he? Sessions Senate speculation runs wild
For the last two or three weeks, speculation has steadily grown that former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions will enter the race to win back his old Senate seat.
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Tax fix needed to allow cooperatives to serve their communities
Imagine working hard to secure funding for an important local project – one that could benefit an entire community – only to turn around and give a large chunk of that money back in taxes.
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Perry Hooper: Socialism is the Greatest Threat Facing America Today
Our founders created the greatest country in the history of the world, where all men are created equal and anything is possible.
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SPORTS BREAK: The 2019 SEC as 2020 Presidential Candidates
We are well into the 2019 football season. Likewise, the 2020 election is pretty much in full swing already.
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Martha Roby: An Update on Progress for Afghan Women
Afghan society must continue to see an increased number of women serving in all societal roles – in the military, police force, as educators, and more.
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Will Whatley: Keep the conversation going
Mental health conditions are something that stick around longer than awareness months. These problems are like chronic conditions such as heart disease or diabetes. They take diligence to deal with. Like the tides, they can recede sometimes and then come surging back.
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Stacy Column: Steven Reed understands the moment, but isn’t lost in it
Reed is certainly aware of the magnitude of the moment. Listen to his victory speech, and you’ll hear him figuratively bridge the problematic past to a more hopeful future.