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Jim Zeigler Returns to His Roots: A Run for the Public Service Commission
"I look forward to returning to the political battlefield and, once again, being a warrior for my family’s future and the state
Staff Writer
Jan 242 min read


The Man-Child of Montgomery: A Rattle-Shaking Rampage for the Toy He Covets
The little baby screams about how important he is and that the meanies are taking away what he claims belongs to him. He needs his nap

Christopher M Peeks
Jan 241 min read


Brent Woodall Challenges Incumbent Beeker for Alabama PSC Place 2
Woodall, a lifelong conservative with four years of experience as a former PSC Chief of Staff, argues the current commission has failed
Staff Writer
Jan 241 min read


Deal with Frey Medical Management Saves Greenville Hospital and 100 Jobs
"This is outstanding news for Greenville and for rural Alabama," Walker said. "They protected jobs, preserved care for families"
Staff Writer
Jan 242 min read


Prince Allen’s Pity Party: This is a Republic, Not a Monarchy
I guess someone needs to inform the Secretary of State—whose job is to make our elections secure—that in our Republic, anybody can run

Christopher M Peeks
Jan 232 min read


Mo Brooks Reverses Course: Former Congressman to Challenge James Lomax for Alabama House District 20
I look forward to returning to the political battlefield and, once again, being a warrior for my family’s future and the state

Christopher M Peeks
Jan 232 min read


Tommy Barnes: A New Vision for Alabama’s 4th Congressional District
Barnes is a lifelong Alabamian, graduating from the University of Alabama in 1982 with a degree in chemical engineering [00:30].
Staff Writer
Jan 222 min read


Ken McFeeters Enters Alabama Governor’s Race, Pledges "Freedom, Virtue, and Truth"
McFeeters is leaning into his outsider status, contrasting his "grassroots" approach with the heavily funded campaigns of his opponents.
Staff Writer
Jan 222 min read


Bridging the Divide: Robert Mardis III’s Vision for a "Progressively Conservative" Alabama
A central pillar of the Mardis campaign is the urgent need for new revenue streams to make Alabama competitive with neighboring states
Staff Writer
Jan 222 min read


Trump Endorsement Boosts Moore’s Betting Odds as Marshall Retains Lead in Recent Alabama Poll
Moore’s campaign seems to have received a bolt of energy, as betting markets have seen his chances of winning rise from 15% to 79%. Meanwhil

Christopher M Peeks
Jan 211 min read


TRUK PAC Endorses Derek Chen for Alabama State Auditor
"Truckers keep Alabama’s economy moving," Chen stated. "As State Auditor, my focus is on accountability and efficiency. When government work
Staff Writer
Jan 211 min read


Robert McCollum Proposes First-of-Its-Kind Plan to Phase Out Property Taxes in Tallapoosa County
"This plan is about fairness, predictability, and long-term savings," said McCollum. "Families should be able to own their homes without wo
Staff Writer
Jan 191 min read


Derek Chen Officially Qualifies for Alabama State Auditor After 67-County Tour
"Our message is resonating because Alabamians want a government that works for them and is accountable to them," Chen stated. "As Auditor,
Staff Writer
Jan 192 min read


Donald Trump Endorses Barry Moore in Alabama’s Open U.S. Senate Race
This endorsement from the extremely popular president in Alabama gives the congressman's campaign a huge boost with four months to go until

Christopher M Peeks
Jan 182 min read


The Bunker in Mountain Brook: The Last Stand of the Doug-o-crats
Jones, who is reminiscent of the German leader's final days, looks much more advanced in age than his 71 years. He seems to have gotten his

Christopher M Peeks
Jan 172 min read


Family Over the Fight: Mo Brooks Hangs Up the Gloves for 2026
“Over the past few months numerous people have encouraged me to run for the U. S. Senate, U. S. House, Alabama House District 20, Lt.

Christopher M Peeks
Jan 161 min read


Alabama’s "America First" Path: Congressman Barry Moore on the Filibuster, Infrastructure, and National Security
"I'm at a point right now... I think we need to nuke it," Moore stated. He contended that with major holdouts no longer in the way, a simple majority is necessary to move forward on critical issues like election security and federal appropriations.
Staff Writer
Jan 162 min read


The Path Of Least Resistance: Andrew Sorrell's Political Gamble
After campaigning for Secretary of State for more than a year, Sorrell may have gotten himself into a pickle by his decision. Privately, GOP insiders have expressed dismay at his choice to change races. One called the decision “cowardly,” while another referred to his announcement as “weak.” Another well-known public figure who is running for office went so far as to call this a "B * * * * move."

Christopher M Peeks
Jan 62 min read


Not So Fast, My Friend: Why AJ McCarron’s Exit Won’t Save Wes Allen
Folks, this is not even going to be close. Pate, according to the last finance reports, has enough money to compete; when you put the two together, it is a no-brainer. You’ve got a down-home country boy that everyone can relate to versus an entitled little brat who gets his feelings hurt at every turn.

Christopher M Peeks
Dec 25, 20252 min read


JaMel Brown Blasts Democratic Rivals, Declares Himself Party’s “Savior” in 2026 Governor’s Race
Admitting he voted for President Donald Trump in all three of his campaigns, Brown believes he is "the savior" of the Democratic Party who will lead Democrats to victory against Senator Tommy Tuberville in next fall’s general election.

Christopher M Peeks
Dec 13, 20251 min read
















