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A Tribute to Margaret Thatcher Resize

A Tribute to Margaret Thatcher

April 11, 2013
by Gary Palmer Editorials

“All beginnings are hopeful.” That’s what the principal of Somerville College, Oxford said to the students who arrived there in 1944. That statement made a lasting impression on Margaret Roberts, who would become Great Britain’s only female prime mi ...

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A New Day for Children Resize

A New Day for Children in Alabama

April 4, 2013
by Phil Williams Editorials

At a critical juncture in the Cold War President Ronald Reagan shocked the world with a call to Mikhail Gorbechev to “tear down this wall!” Members of Reagan’s own cabinet cringed and asked him to backpedal from such a strong stand. But his stand did ...

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Cultural Indications Resize

Why the Accountability Act Matters

March 22, 2013
by Gary Palmer Editorials

In 1963, Alabama Governor George Wallace stood in the doorway of Foster Auditorium to block the “schoolhouse door” in order to prevent black students from enrolling at The University of Alabama. Fifty years later, there are still people trying block ...

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Safer Schools Resize

Safer Schools – A Call to Adapt

March 18, 2013
by Phil Williams Editorials

As the horror of the recent events in Connecticut have unfolded I’ve been watching the updates with real emotion. No amount of words can assuage the grief of that community, much less the families who are coping with the unexpected loss of their love ...

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Medicaid That Makes Sense

March 12, 2013
by Gary Palmer Editorials

While Governor Robert Bentley continues to stand firm against the expansion of Medicaid, the proponents of an expansion continue to insist that Alabama grow a program which has proven unmanageable and unaffordable for the state. Gov. Bentley joined ...

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Obamacare Healthcare Exchange Resize

An Obamacare Healthcare Exchange Represents a Freedom Exchange

February 28, 2013
by Phil Williams Editorials

I applaud Governor Bentley’s recent bold decision to oppose the establishment of a federally mandated healthcare exchange under the terms outlined in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, otherwise known affectionately as “Obamacare”. The l ...

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Revolving Door Resize

The Ranking that Matters

February 7, 2013
by Gary Palmer Editorials

As the 2013 Legislative Session gets under way, Alabama Republican legislators will be dealing with a lot of facts and figures as they try to pass sensible budgets, eliminate wasteful and inefficient spending, and pay back the money being taken from ...

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Cultural Indications Resize

Public School Choice: A Personal Story

January 31, 2013
by Elizabeth Robinson Editorials

Alabama is a beautiful state with many attractions, both in its natural beauty and in the slower pace of living our hospitable people prefer. While our drawls and small towns are a quaint reminder of our heritage, the refusal of state  policyma ...

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Don’t Look to Washington, Look to the States

January 17, 2013
by Gary Palmer Editorials

In the immediate aftermath of the 2012 elections, many people concluded that the conservative movement was all but lost. But who would have thought that only five weeks after the election, conservatives would be celebrating a landmark victory? Follow ...

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Governor Bentley Makes Right Choice for Alabama

November 28, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

Alabama Governor Robert Bentley has made the right decision not to set up the health exchanges created by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). Contrary to what some state Democrats and other supporters of big government say, Bentle ...

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