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Wes Allen: The Political Grifter of the Alabama Lieutenant Governor’s Race
Equally alarming, in a recent social media video, the would-be Lieutenant Governor went after John Wahl, pointedly referring to him by his H
Christopher M Peeks
3 days ago2 min read
Austin Sidwell: The Veteran Outsider Fighting for Alabama’s 1st District
Sidwell emphasizes that his candidacy is rooted in his life as a father of three and a local businessman [01:30].
Staff Writer
6 days ago2 min read
Governor Ivey Highlights Davis Family as CHOOSE Act Success Story
Funding: Eligible students in participating schools receive $7,000, while homeschooling families receive $2,000 per student (capped at 4,000
Staff Writer
6 days ago1 min read
The Maverick vs. The Machine: Montgomery’s War to Stop Mo Brooks
I am not a pushover I've fought toe-to-toe against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and, intellectually, he could not hold her pantyhose.”
Christopher M Peeks
Jan 293 min read
The Soul of a Statesman vs. The Tactics of a Bully
The Alabama Secretary of State, Wes Allen, who is seeking to be the next Lieutenant Governor of the Yellowhammer State, should listen to
Christopher M Peeks
Jan 292 min read
Mo Brooks Tackles Alabama Politics, Foreign Policy, and Economic Survival
Regarding the ongoing unrest in Iran, Brooks expressed skepticism about the regime's fall unless outside forces provide weaponry
Staff Writer
Jan 292 min read
Ron Sparks: The Bid to Reclaim Alabama’s Agricultural Future
Sparks closed by lamenting the current state of political division. "We need to get back to the middle," he stated,
Staff Writer
Jan 282 min read
Rick Pate’s Vision for Alabama: Business Experience Meets Public Service
Pate has clear goals for Alabama’s legislative sessions. High on his list is the continued reduction of the state's grocery tax
Staff Writer
Jan 282 min read
Ballot Battle: Tuberville Residency Challenge Shakes Up Alabama Governor’s Race
McFeeters’ challenge, submitted to the Alabama Republican Party (ALGOP) leadership on January 27, 2026,
Staff Writer
Jan 282 min read
The Case for Change: Why Tommy Barnes is the Right Choice for Alabama’s 4th District
With a ready workforce and the district's natural beauty offering untapped tourism potential, Tommy Barnes is betting that voters are ready
Staff Writer
Jan 272 min read
Chessboards, Buffets, and Power Bills: Why Alabama’s Place 2 Primary is the One to Watch
With the Governor's race a foregone conclusion, politico people, starved for campaign food, have a buffet of races to feast on
Christopher M Peeks
Jan 263 min read
Robert McCollum Pledges Focus on Road Maintenance and Infrastructure Safety in District 4
If elected, McCollum intends to shift the county’s strategy toward preventive maintenance. This includes regular mowing cycles and clearing
Staff Writer
Jan 262 min read
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
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
