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3 Implications Resize

Losing Our Freedom One Tax and Regulation at a Time

June 28, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

In the U.S., July 4th is the day we celebrate our freedom. On that day in 1776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted, forever breaking America free from the shackles of the British government. But 236 years later, we find ourselves shackled a ...

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Govt Sub Education Inflation Resize

Government-Subsidized Education Inflation

June 21, 2012
by Elizabeth Robinson Editorials

Only a few weeks ago, college graduations took place all over the country. Families traveled to see their loved ones receive diplomas and move on to another chapter in their lives. And after four or more years of college, those graduates are hoping f ...

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More Liberal Than Ginsberg Resize

Interior Department Shouldn’t Ignore Carcieri in Patchak Decision

June 14, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

While attention is focused on the pending decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on Obamacare, the Court will issue another decision that could have major ramifications for the state of Alabama. Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians v. ...

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Wisconsin's Recall Election Resize

Wisconsin’s Recall Election Matters to Alabamians

June 8, 2012
by Andrew Kinnaird Editorials

In the 2012 regular legislative session, Alabama's political leadership continued to struggle with the usual special interest groups fighting against limited government and fiscal responsibility. After the jarring results of the 2010 state elections ...

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Minimum Wage Increase Resize

U.S. Economy Undermined by Uncertainty

May 31, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

Kevin Hassett, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, predicts that uncertainty about taxes and fiscal policy is likely to skyrocket by the end of this year. Hassett says the expiration of several tax cuts will result in significant pe ...

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End Game for Marriage Resize

What is the End-game for Support of Same-sex Marriage?

May 24, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

When announcing his support for same-sex marriage, President Obama defended his position by saying that his thinking has evolved on the issue. Given that there is little chance that Congress will approve same-sex marriage in the immediate future, the ...

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Cultural Indications Resize

Senate-Passed Bill Creates Unnecessary Hurdles for Charter Schools

May 10, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

One of the memorable things about the 2012 legislative session is the absolute fiasco created by the Republican-controlled Alabama State Senate when they passed a charter school bill that is far worse than if they had simply passed nothing. In a pre ...

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Revolving Door Resize

State Agencies Undermine Governor, Fiscal Restraint

May 3, 2012
by Elizabeth Robinson Editorials

Budgetary issues continue to demand the attention of Alabama’s state government; you don’t have to look any further than the pages of nearly every newspaper in the state to know that fear sells newspapers and protects political turf. They have been l ...

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Cap and Trade Resize

Coal-fired Alabama on EPA’s “Most Wanted” List

April 26, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

As if an economy struggling to recover were not enough, Alabamians are truly starting to feel the financial pinch of trips to the gas pump and higher monthly electric bills. The cost increases impact more than just travel and utility bills; they ...

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Cultural Indications Resize

The Facts About Charter Schools

April 5, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

By now practically everyone in Alabama has seen, heard or read something about public charter schools. Incredibly, most of what is out there is actually deliberate “misinformation” targeting what can be best described as simply increasing educational ...

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