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Interview with Rep. John Merrill, Candidate for Secretary of State
01 Feb 2013
10

Interview with Rep. John Merrill, Candidate for Secretary of State

by Cliff Sims
Rolealabama, candidate, chamber of commerce of west alabama, Cliff Sims, geography of alabama, good secretary, Interview, John Merrill, merrill, politics of alabama, potential candidates, rep, secretary of state, sims, tuscaloosa, tuscaloosa county, tuscaloosa metropolitan area
Cliff Sims: Let’s start with the question that immediately jumped to my mind when you told me you were considering running for Secretary of State, why do you want to leave the legislature after only one term? John Merrill: I love serving in the State House more th...
Rumors & Rumblings
23 Jan 2013
25

Rumors & Rumblings

by Cliff Sims
Rolealabama, alabama politics, Alabama Republican Party, Alabama Rural Electric Association, ALGOP, Bill Armistead, bill hightower, blue cross and blue shield of alabama, blue cross blue shield of alabama, january 23, Jeff Sommer, Jim Barton, Kay Ivey, legislative app, Luther Strange, Matt Fridy, nick matranga, politics, politics gather, politics of alabama, Robert Bentley, rumbling, SD 35, SD35, southern united states, weekly edition, yellowhammer
“Rumors and Rumblings” is a weekly feature that runs each Wednesday. It includes short nuggets of information that we glean from conversations throughout the week. Have a tip? Send it here. All sources remain confidential. 1. ALGOP Chairman Race Update Matt ...
Rumors & Rumblings
16 Jan 2013
21

Rumors & Rumblings

by Cliff Sims
Rolealabama, alabama abortion, alabama constitution, Alabama Firearms Protection Amendment, alabama politics, Alabama PSC, Alabama Republican Party, alabama state motto, alabama supreme court, alabama trust fund, ALGOP, Bill Armistead, Christian Coalition of Alabama, chuck malone, clay loftin, geography of alabama, january 16, Jeff Sessions, Kay Ivey, Luther Strange, matt friday, matt murphy show, politics, politics gather, politics of alabama, Robert Bentley, robert spence, rumors, Rumors & Rumblings, rumors and rumblings, Scott Donaldson, spears griffin, terry dunn, tommy bryan, Tommy Smith, tuscaloosa, tuscaloosa metropolitan area, weekly edition, Women’s Health and Safety Act
“Rumors and Rumblings” is a weekly feature that runs each Wednesday. It includes short nuggets of information that we glean from conversations throughout the week. Have a tip? Send it here. All sources remain confidential. 1.House Republicans To Release Agen...
Democrats Embrace Republican Public Service Commissioner Terry Dunn
14 Jan 2013
14

Democrats Embrace Republican Public Service Commissioner Terry Dunn

by Cliff Sims
Rolealabama, alabama democrat, alabama public service commission, ALDEMS, ALGOP, commissioner, dunn, embrace, environmentalist, Jeremy Oden, politics, politics of alabama, Public Service Commission, public service commissioner, radical environmentalists, republican party, southern united states, terry dunn, terry l. dunn, Twinkle Cavanaugh
A behind-the-scenes battle for the future of energy production in Alabama finally came to a head last week at the Alabama Public Service Commission. As we mentioned in mid-December, radical environmentalists — being aided by an inside man at the PSC — have been plotting...
Rumors & Rumblings
09 Jan 2013
27

Rumors & Rumblings

by Cliff Sims
Roleaea alabama education association, agriculture committee, alabama, alabama congressional delegation, Alabama Education Association, alabama politics, Alabama Republican Party, Alabama Senate, alabama senate districts, alabama set, ALGOP, Bill Armistead, bill hightower, David Bronner, david g. bronner, geography of alabama, Henry Mabry, january 9, Jim Barton, Martha Roby, Michael Joffrion, Mike Rogers, nick matranga, politics, politics gather, politics of alabama, retirement systems of alabama, robert aderho, Rumors & Rumblings, Ryan Adams, SD 35, special electioin, terri sewell, weekly edition, winter dinner
“Rumors and Rumblings” is a weekly feature that runs each Wednesday. It includes short nuggets of information that we glean from conversations throughout the week. Have a tip? Send it here. All sources remain confidential. 1.AEA vs. RSA The hottest buzz amon...
Polling: Bentley’s Support is Strong Among Key Conservative Groups
08 Jan 2013
14

Polling: Bentley’s Support is Strong Among Key Conservative Groups

by Cliff Sims
Rolealabama, alabama governor, Alabama Republican Party, bentley polling numbers, bentley's, conservatism in the united states, conservatives, governor, politics, politics of alabama, politics of the united states, polling, republican party, republicans, Robert Bentley, southern united states, tea, Tea Party, the tea party
With the 2012 election cycle behind us, we took our first look yesterday at the trend of Governor Bentley’s approval numbers over the first two years of his term. There are less than five months before the 2014 election cycle begins with the opening of the fundrai...
Hubbard Announces Committee Appointments for 2013 Legislative Session
08 Jan 2013
7

Hubbard Announces Committee Appointments for 2013 Legislative Session

by Cliff Sims
Role2013 legislative session, alabama, Alabama House of Representatives, alabama houses, Alabama Legislature, alabama legislature committees, allen farley, Barry Moore, bill roberts, committee chairman, house committees, hubbard, infrastructure committee, key committee, legislative session, lynn greer, Mike Hubbard, politics of alabama, regular legislative session, speaker mike, state governments of the united states, united states house of representatives, vice chair
Alabama Speaker of the House Mike Hubbard today announced a slate of new committee chairman and vice chairman appointments that will begin during the 2013 Regular Legislative Session, which is scheduled to convene on February 5. Most notable about the assignments is tha...
2012 Year in Review
24 Dec 2012
22

2012 Year in Review

by Cliff Sims
Role2012 year, AEA, alabama, alabama coal industry, alabama constitution, alabama democrat, Alabama Education Association, alabama families, alabama lobbyists, Alabama Nursing Homes Association, alabama politics, alabama primary, alabama public service commission, alabama tea party, amendment 1, amendment 2, angi smith, BCA, Business Council of Alabama, Fine Geddie & Associates, grassroots conservatives, Mike Hubbard, politics, politics of alabama, Rainy Day Patriots, Robert Bentley, southern united states, speaker's commission, Speaker's Commission on Alabama Values and States' Rights, the alabama, trial lawyers, Twinkle Cavanaugh, united states gubernatorial elections, Zan Green
Alabama politics had very few clear winners and losers in 2012. With few exceptions, most of the key players and organizations ended the year with mixed results. Republicans continued to dominate the political landscape in the lingering wake of their 2010 electoral tida...
Rumors & Rumblings
18 Dec 2012
13

Rumors & Rumblings

by Cliff Sims
Rolealabama, alabama coal industry, Alabama congressmen, alabama environmental council, Alabama House of Representatives, alabama politics, alabama public service commission, alabama senate districts, bill hightower, blakely logan, david rountree, Jim Barton, Kate Anderson, Mike Hubbard, Mitt Romney, nick matranga, politics, politics gather, politics of alabama, rumbling, Rumors & Rumblings, SD 35, southern united states, speaker mike hubbard, terry dunn, the alabama, weekly edition
“Rumors and Rumblings” is a weekly feature that runs each Wednesday. It includes short nuggets of information that we glean from conversations throughout the week. Have a tip? Send it here. All sources remain confidential. 1. State House insiders are rumblin...
Alabama Republican Party Finances Under Investigation
16 Dec 2012
20

Alabama Republican Party Finances Under Investigation

by Cliff Sims
Rolealabama, alabama attorney general, alabama attorneys, alabama republican, Alabama Republican Party, alabama speaker of the house, ALGOP, attorney general's, attorney general's office, Bill Armistead, campaign finance, finances, grand jury, Mike Hubbard, politics, politics of alabama, republican party, southern united states, subpoena, the alabama
According to AL.com and multiple Yellowhammer sources, the Alabama Attorney General’s office has subpoenaed the Alabama Republican Party’s financial records. Members of the Party’s steering committee told Yellowhammer last week that the subpoena appear...
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