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Biden Vaccine Mandate Could Impact Auburn and Alabama but They Should Not Give In

November 10, 2021
by Justin Bogie EditorialsRegulation

On September 9th President Joe Biden issued a wide-ranging COVID-19 vaccination mandate that requires all federal employees, contractors, and private sector workers at businesses employing more than 100 people to be fully vaccinated. As much as two-t ...

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State Government Takes More Revenue From Citizens Than Ever Before

October 11, 2021
by Justin Bogie EditorialsFiscal Policy

In 2021, Alabama’s state government took more money from taxpayers than ever before. The big question is, what will state government leadership do with it? It should be used to provide tax relief to citizens and businesses, not to continue to grow go ...

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We Must Prevent Government Malpractice

October 6, 2021
by Caleb Crosby EditorialsGood Governance

You may have heard that George Washington – under the supervision of his three physicians – was bled in an attempt to alleviate a fever and respiratory distress experienced after riding in snowy weather. His treatment, of which bleeding was just a pa ...

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In America, the People are in Charge

September 17, 2021
by Bryan Taylor Editorials

“I am not immune.”  So said the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley, last year as he accepted responsibility for failing to stay out of politics, one of the fundamental duties of every military officer. He publicly apologized ...

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Alabama Needs to Look at Its Vaccine-Passport Ban Again

August 11, 2021
by Matt Clark EditorialsGood GovernanceRegulation

Towards the end of this legislative session, the State of Alabama passed SB267, which is commonly called Alabama’s vaccine passport ban. The law is pretty short, and it prohibits four things. First, it generally prohibits the government from iss ...

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Arkansas looks to give parents school choice if they disagree with mask requirements

August 5, 2021
by Parker Snider EditorialsEducation Freedom

On Wednesday, Arkansas legislators filed a bill that would allow families who disagree with the mask rules of their public school to use the education tax dollars allocated to their children to transfer to a different school of their choice.Whether t ...

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Montgomery’s Non-Discrimination Ordinance is Bad for Religious Freedom, Free Speech, and Public Safety

July 14, 2021
by Matt Clark EditorialsStrong Families

On June 24, 2021, the Montgomery Advertiser reported that Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed would be submitting an ordinance to the city council that would punish discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. This city co ...

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Obamacare Wins Again

June 23, 2021
by Chad Mathis, MD Editorials

Last week, the Supreme Court reaffirmed Obamacare. In fact, this is the third time that they have upheld it as law. If there is one thing for certain, it is that the court is not going to change their mind on this one. Chief Justice Roberts has said ...

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Leaders of Birmingham Should Use Stimulus Funds to Make the City “Magic” Again for All Citizens

June 16, 2021
by Justin Bogie EditorialsEducation FreedomGood Governance

The City of Birmingham will use nearly a quarter of its first round of federal stimulus payments from the American Rescue Act to provide one time bonuses to all full and part-time city employees. The bonus payments received final approval from the Je ...

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Believe it or Not, America’s Healthcare System is the Best in the World

May 27, 2021
by Chad Mathis, MD EditorialsHealthcare

We have the best healthcare system in the world. That is a statement you won’t often hear, but it’s true. For years we have listened to calls for Medicare for all and that the federal government should scrap our broken system. The list goes on and on ...

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