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Revolving Door Resize

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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Stethoscope Resize

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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From Poverty to Prosperity Resize

From Poverty to Prosperity: America’s First Experience with Socialism

November 21, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

On the fourth Thursday of November, most Americans will gather with their families and friends to celebrate a day of thanksgiving, a day devoted to remembering the blessings of God. Most Americans connect this uniquely American holiday with a romanti ...

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Minimum Wage Increase Resize

Business Owners Denied First Amendment Protections

November 20, 2012
by Elizabeth Robinson Editorials

On November 19th, U.S. District Judge Joe Heaton ruled that Hobby Lobby, the arts and crafts chain, and other for-profit companies must pay for the coverage of contraceptives such as birth control, the “morning-after pill” and the “week-after pill,” ...

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Election-Year Expectations Resize

Billy Graham Speaks to Voters

November 1, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

In every election voters focus on where the candidates stand on issues and that is certainly important. But have you ever seriously considered where you stand on the issues? Do your views on the issues or your preferences for candidates truly refle ...

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Amendment 8 Resize

Amendment 8: Clearing the Air on Alabama’s Legislative Pay

October 18, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

On the November ballot, Alabamians will vote on a state constitutional amendment to change the manner in which their legislators are compensated. Those who remember the Alabama Legislature’s 61 percent self-awarded pay raise in 2007 might be und ...

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Diverse Pro-Life Groups Resize

Diverse pro-life groups present loving choices for mothers and unborn babies

October 9, 2012
by Elizabeth Robinson Editorials

One of the oft-chanted maxims of the pro-choice movement is “Keep your hands off my body.” And it is a mantra that has never settled with me.  While I can certainly understand wanting to keep a stranger’s hands away, I have always wondered why t ...

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3 Implications Resize

Elections Reflect Our Values

September 27, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

In just over a month people will be going to the polls to vote for president and for other candidates. The presidential election will primarily center on these issues: economic growth; jobs and unemployment; government debt and spending; and health c ...

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Revolving Door Resize

The Other Message of the September 18 Amendment Vote

September 19, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

The voters of Alabama have spoken and decided to give Alabama’s elected officials more time to sort out the reforms needed to put Alabama’s fiscal house in order. The message from the proponents of the September 18 constitutional amendment was this: ...

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Amendment 8 Resize

On September 18th will you vote Yes or No?

September 11, 2012
by Gary Palmer Editorials

One of the most troubling things about the statewide September 18th vote on the constitutional amendment to transfer $437 million out of the Alabama Trust Fund (ATF) is that so few people even know that there will be a vote, much less what it is ...

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