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Alabama Politics is Blood Sport: The Smear Campaign Against State Auditor Andrew Sorrell
Next, Caroleene Dobson began making innuendos about Sorrell committing some type of misdeed. At this point, the vultures were circling. The liberal media pounced, attempting to convict Sorrell in the court of public opinion.

Christopher M Peeks
6 days ago2 min read


The House Always Wins: Why I Am Betting On Jeremy Oden
I would bet against it. As people begin their death watch, do not forget this is nothing new for Oden. The so-called "experts" wrote Oden off in three previous races. All three times, Oden made them eat their words. He always pulls a rabbit out of his hat.

Christopher M Peeks
Aug 152 min read


Birmingham interim Mayor Roderick Royal leaves door open for possible House of Representatives Bid in 2026
Royal touched on a myriad of topics, but when posed with the question of whether he planned to be a candidate in next year’s midterm elections, he initially dismissed the notion, saying, “I am not sure I will be a part of it,” but immediately walked it back, leaving the door open by stating, “One thing I’ve learned

Christopher M Peeks
Aug 62 min read


Derek Chen's Commitment to Alabama's Forestry Industry Earns Key Endorsement
Chen expressed his gratitude for the endorsement
Staff Writer
Aug 41 min read


Ken McFeeters Blasts Montgomery Bureaucrats for Shutting Down Russell County Butchery “If Alabama can’t feed itself, it can’t free itself.”
By Ken Mcfeeters July 31, 2025 RUSSELL COUNTY, AL — July 31, 2025 — Today, gubernatorial candidate Ken McFeeters issued a bold statement...

Christopher M Peeks
Jul 312 min read


Mind Your Own Business Wes Allen
I don't know if this is a gimmick to try to win support, but Wes Allen needs to stop running his mouth. We already saw him look foolish starting a public spat with former Secretary of State John Merrill a few months ago, leaving him with egg on his face.

Christopher M Peeks
Jul 282 min read


Steve Marshall Senate Campaign Hits Headwinds: New Poll Reveals Challenges Facing Campaign
However, he only pulled a surprisingly low 35%, and almost half, 44%, were undecided. Marshall is not overly popular, with only 47% of respondents viewing him favorably. Not a ringing endorsement for an incumbent who has run two statewide campaigns.

Christopher M Peeks
Jul 221 min read


The Shifting Landscape of Immigration Enforcement in Alabama
The increased enforcement efforts have resulted in more removals, including deportations and exclusion proceedings
Staff Writer
Jul 192 min read


_Kamala Harris's Sinking Prospects_
A recent McLaughlin & Associates survey reveals that Harris's support has dwindled from 36% to 25%
Staff Writer
Jul 191 min read


BREAKING: Jeffrey Epstein – Gubernatorial candidate Ken McFeeters is calling out Tommy Tuberville for being a puppet for D.C and the deep state/establishment.
The truth is clear: Jeffrey Epstein was a character test that Tuberville failed faster than Meemaw sold out Alabama to Fauci a

Ken Mcfeeters
Jul 192 min read


Exploring the Impact of ICE Raids on Local Communities: A Closer Look at the Robertsdale Restaurant Incident
Yesterday news broke of an ICE raid at a restaurant in Robertsdale, which has been frequented by many in the community. This operation was part of a national crackdown on undocumented workers, reflecting the U.S. government's intensified efforts to address the status of illegal immigrants.
Staff Writer
Jul 164 min read


State Auditor candidate Josh Pendergrass
I don't need a job I am running to serve people and make a difference in people's lives and we can do that by protecting people's investment

Christopher M Peeks
Jul 151 min read


Agriculture Commissioner Candidate Christina McInnis: Breaking Down Barriers
"I asked somebody the other day, I said, what do you consider my number one obstacle I have to overcome? And they didn't even miss a beat. They said, you're a girl. I was like, okay. All right. You think that's my number one obstacle in life? I'm a girl. So how do I overcome that? Can't change that. I'm going to remain a girl.Good news is I'm staying female. Thank you for sending the Biden administration."

Christopher M Peeks
Jul 83 min read


Micah Messer Announces Candidacy for Alabama House of Representatives
With experience as a law enforcement officer and member of the Alabama National Guard, as well as being the owner of two small businesses, M
Staff Writer
Jun 261 min read


First Casualty of the 2026 Gubernatorial Race: Ken McFeeters vs. Physics (Physics Wins)
The stunt—er, “campaign strategy”—was designed to challenge front-runner Tommy Tuberville to a wheelie contest. McFeeters claimed it was to expose Tuberville’s secret identity as a non-resident of Alabama, alleging the Senator would surely decline the challenge because, well, he doesn’t live here. Plus, nothing says “true Alabamian” like a politician wheeling a two-wheeled death trap.

Ken Mcfeeters
Jun 162 min read


Seeds of Concern: A Growing Threat to US Farmers
They're here to get our agriculture equipment technology and they go out to the fields and steal seeds that we have spent hundreds of

Christopher M Peeks
Jun 161 min read


The Controversial Staging of Senator Padilla's Arrest in Los Angeles
Critics were swift to label the incident as a calculating political maneuver to win sympathy for Padilla, especially with an election looming. According to a survey conducted by Public Opinion Strategies, 67% of voters said they were concerned about the reliability of political actions leading up to the elections. The arrest seemed to distract the public from pressing concerns like the economic downturn, which reported a 5% increase in unemployment, and inadequate healthcare

Kyle Doakes
Jun 134 min read


The Writing's on the Wall: Jeremy Oden's Political Career is in Jeapordy
Maybe Oden wanted the more prestigious position because of stature. Or maybe he does not want to face Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry in next year's 2026 GOP primary.

Christopher M Peeks
Jun 102 min read


Governor Ivey taps Representative Cynthia Almond to head PSC
President Trump has made merit-based appointments a signature of his second administration, and no one is more qualified than the representative. A lawyer who previously served on the Tuscaloosa City Council and is in her second term in the legislature will be up to the task of taking on the role of regulating the utility companies.

Christopher M Peeks
Jun 91 min read


Things come in threes
I am reminded of another old saying too: Rats jump a sinking ship. Is this just a coincidence all three leaving the PSC?

Christopher M Peeks
May 292 min read