Chris Pringle for Majority Leader
Last summer I wrote a column for al.com explaining why Mobile’s Republican state Rep. Chris Pringle would make a fine Speaker of the House. He didn’t get the post, but […]
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Strange appointment still reeks
The appearance of a major conflict of interest, and of at least fudging the terms of what could be a criminal investigation, continues to haunt newly appointed U.S. Sen. Luther […]
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Jeff Sessions Trumps the NAACP
By Quin Hillyer published at National Review Online, Jan. 5; Mobile, Ala. — When national and local NAACP leaders staged a sit-in here in Senator Jeff Sessions’s Mobile office, they […]
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To Bentley, new school chief: Repeal Common Core
By Quin Hillyer at al.com and the Mobile Press-Register: Governor Bentley should listen to grassroots Alabamans and fulfill his 2014 campaign promise – which echoed his own pledges made several […]
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Mark Levin did not endorse Dean Young
By Quin Hillyer; Just to correct the record — and I could have gone nuclear with this by going to every news outlet in town, but I didn’t — Dean […]
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Richard Shelby’s outlandishly sleazy campaign
by Quin Hillyer For somebody supposedly of invincible political strength, Alabama’s senior U.S. senator, Richard Shelby, sure looks to be running scared as he conducts an amazingly sleazy campaign against […]
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Trump loses, and Alabamans directly suffer
By Quin Hillyer; If you’re an Alabaman considering a vote for Donald Trump because you think he’ll shake things up in a way that benefits you, please think again. Trump […]
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Jackie Zeigler for Alabama state school board
I have never officially “endorsed” a non-federal candidate before, but I am making an exception for the race for the southern Alabama seat on the state Board of Education. With […]
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Shelby vs. McConnell for Senate in Alabama
Alabama’s Richard Shelby, still energetic at age 81, is not on many conservatives’ lists of “worst Republican senators,” much less a list of obviously vulnerable ones. But challenger Jonathan McConnell offers […]
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New Alabama Voter Concerns are Bogus
If Alabama really were making it more difficult for people to register to vote, with a particular burden falling on minorities, that would truly be cause for concern. The national […]
