State think tanks can help against the virus
(March 23) State governments, and state-based think tanks that focus on them, can innovate to help handle the coronavirus pandemic. In so doing, they also prove the benefits of the U.S. […]
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(March 23) State governments, and state-based think tanks that focus on them, can innovate to help handle the coronavirus pandemic. In so doing, they also prove the benefits of the U.S. […]
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(March 18) Former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions may have just received a lifeline in his bid to regain the Senate seat that he held for 20 years. Alabama Gov. Kay […]
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(March 4) President Trump already is taking potshots at former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, but a further analysis of yesterday’s Alabama Republican primary for the U.S. Senate should give Sessions […]
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(March 4) Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions faces an uphill battle to win back the U.S. Senate seat from Alabama that he held for 20 years. Sessions now will be […]
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(Feb. 24) While polls and common sense both say that incumbent Democratic Sen. Doug Jones of Alabama has little chance of winning reelection this fall, Jones retains one clear advantage […]
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If anyone wants to know what initially made me extremely skeptical about whether former football coach Tommy Tuberville should be in the Senate, it was this audio (below) from last […]
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(Feb. 19) Jeffersion Sessions is providing a prime example of how substance, even when considerable, bows to slogans in modern political campaigns. The former U.S. Attorney General, seeking to regain […]
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(Feb. 21) Before President Trump even considers pardoning yet another political heavyweight like Rod Blagojevich, Eddie DeBartolo, or the just-sentenced Roger Stone, he should pardon people more deserving — including […]
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(Feb. 19) Alabama’s Democratic Sen. Doug Jones is not only a pro-abortion extremist, but he’s immensely rude about it. Next week, the Senate is expected to vote on the Pain-Capable […]
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(Feb. 18) A congressional candidates’ forum in Theodore, Alabama (near Mobile), last Saturday should serve as a reminder of just how Tea Party political groups still do admirable, tireless work […]
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