In Bama: Gulf energy money; and a w-drawn Talley
Three stories by Quin Hillyer at Yellowhammer News (follow the links in the headlines below); Strange, Byrne Lead Fight for Oil Revenue — (The story “before” the Conference ended, with […]
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A very Strange Senate column
By Quin Hillyer at Yellowhammer News; Did you see the Sunday guest column at al.com by Alabama’s temporary U.S. Sen. Luther Strange? It would be risibleif it weren’t also so insulting to readers’ intelligence. […]
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Fallout from Roy Moore controversy
Two important columns after the Moore story both — neither of them assuming Moore’s guilt or innocence, but merely analyzing political questions worth considering; It’s Mitch McConnell’s fault — and […]
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Bama Senate race attracts national attention
Two articles. Please note that both are descriptive, not prescriptive. They explain, but make no attempt to advocate any particular candidate…. First, in the New York Times, I explain how […]
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Is Roy Moore vulnerable to a Democrat?
Special to this web site by Quin Hillyer; Completely setting aside the question of which of the two Republican candidates in Alabama’s special election would make a better U.S. Senator, […]
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How Strange Got Less Than Moore
By Quin Hillyer in the New York Times; Mobile, Ala. — Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore delivered a striking rebuke Tuesday to President Trump and the Senate majority leader, […]
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Don’t vote for Luther Strange today
Note from Quin: Alas, just as I finished a lengthy note about today’s special election for the U.S. Senate, my hand somehow brushed an unknown button somewhere on my keyboard […]
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McConnell Overplays Hand in Bama Senate Race
By Quin Hillyer at The Washington Examiner; MOBILE, Ala. – When last we visited the Alabama special election for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, it already […]
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Trip Pittman for Senate?
By Quin Hillyer, a personal note, not “journalism.” For months now I’ve been puzzling over the choice facing Alabamans in the August 15 special election for U.S. Senate. As a […]
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Mo Brooks wants to give Sessions his seat back
(Quin Hillyer, Liberty Headlines) Attorney General Jeff Sessions is so popular in his home state of Alabama that a major contender for his old U.S. Senate seat is proposing that all candidates for […]
