Posted on March 30th, 2010 by Rick Journey
Republican candidate for governor Bradley Byrne launched a new :30 spot this morning. The commercial, called Proven, showcases Byrne as a fiscal conservative.
The quick-edit, pulsing beat of the latest spot is radically different from those early Faith and Family and Family Decision spots.
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Posted on March 30th, 2010 by Erin Dixon
Court filing: Riley no power to name task force: http://bit.ly/8Z2ljh #
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Posted on March 27th, 2010 by Erin Dixon
Alabama House to address education budget Tuesday: http://bit.ly/diFypG #
Tyson: Greenetrack bingo operation to be raided: http://bit.ly/bpLAlj #
Check out @JimFolsomJr 's new campaign website: http://bit.ly/97FJct #
Watch Inside AL's Legislature with Rep. Jeff McLaughlin and @RepCamWard. Topics discussed, budgets, ethics, bingo…http://bit.ly/bdbTNA #
Gateway to Goat Hill, legislative week in review: http://bit.ly/ayf69B #
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Posted on March 26th, 2010 by Erin Dixon
Tuesday…time to come back to work…spring break is over
State legislators returned to the Alabama State House on Tuesday after, what one would hope to have been, a relaxing spring break. The Alabama Senate proved, as usual, to seem unorganized and confused about the task at hand. The Senate convened at 2:00 and did not adopt [...]
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Posted on March 26th, 2010 by Erin Dixon
WSFA’s Bob Howell interviewed Representatives Jeffrey McLaughlin (D-Guntersville) and Cam Ward (R-Alabaster) on this week’s edition of Inside Alabama’s Legislature. Topics up for discussion; budgets, PAC to PAC transfers, Bingo, and constitutional reform.
Inside Alabama’s Legislature-BUDGETS
Inside Alabama’s Legislature-BUDGETS and ETHICS
Inside Alabama’s Legislature-HEALTHCARE and BINGO
Inside Alabama’s Legislature-CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM
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Posted on March 26th, 2010 by Erin Dixon
The AL House and Senate have come to order. Both chambers honored Percy Sledge (When a Man Loves a Woman) before coming into session. #
The AL House is discussing HB485 by Rep. Hill: http://bit.ly/bs6sDB,, #
Rep. Todd says thaty HB485 would increase fees and disproportionately affect poor people. #
The AL Senate has recessed until 1:00 pm. [...]
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Posted on March 25th, 2010 by Erin Dixon
The House Education Appropriations committee meeting has come to order. The education budget is up for debate in the committee today. #
Rep. Lindsey: When we began to draft the budget, our main focus was to save jobs. #
View the Education Appropriations Act (HB276) http://bit.ly/bWggza,, #
Lindsey: We had to draft a budget that did not include [...]
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Posted on March 24th, 2010 by Erin Dixon
Ala lawmakers return to face budgets, bingo, roads: http://bit.ly/cC1chr #
AG King heads to Washington over healthcare bill: http://bit.ly/d4fjfC #
White Hall plans to reopen: http://bit.ly/csI2Gj #
Country Crossings says it's going to reopen: http://bit.ly/d1CnUG #
War of Words: King, Tyson discuss authority: http://bit.ly/9dAiUV #
Governor Bob Riley will comment on the Task Force on Illegal Gambling today at [...]
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Posted on March 23rd, 2010 by Scott Richards
I’ve never heard such long pauses at the end of a speech. The term “pregnant pause” doesn’t do the term justice unless you’re talking about back-to-back-to-back pregnancies like “octomom.” Was John Tyson being overly dramatic for effect? Or was the anti-gambling task force director struggling to control his emotions to be able to continue speaking? Decide for yourself [...]
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Posted on March 23rd, 2010 by Jonathan Hardison
To call the speech John Tyson made to the Birmingham Kiwanis Club on Tuesday dramatic would be seriously underselling the captivating nature of the scene inside Birmingham’s Harbert Center.
The normally jovial and tame Kiwanians sat transfixed in almost stone silence for the better part of 30 minutes while the commander of Gov. Riley’s anti-gambling task [...]
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