
Senator Tommy Tuberville Named Chairman of Senate HELP Subcommittee on Education and the American Family
“Our education system is failing our kids. We rank 26th in the world in math and 6th in reading—this is unacceptable” - Sen. Tuberville
“Our education system is failing our kids. We rank 26th in the world in math and 6th in reading—this is unacceptable” - Sen. Tuberville
"Joe Biden and Kamala Harris nearly destroyed the fabric of our country with this woke, racist ideology."
"When it comes to filling the needs of veterans, men and women who have actually worn a uniform should remain in charge," said Lt. Governor Ainsworth.
If Alabama wants real change, it needs leaders who will take on the waste, fraud, and abuse in government.
The decision to open offices in Foley, Bay Minette, and Mobile underscores Moore's commitment to accessibility and constituent engagement.
Allen's entry into the race sets the stage for a competitive Republican primary.
The legislative session is expected to bring spirited debates as lawmakers weigh the impact of these proposals on public safety, civil liberties, and state resources.
Happy Saturday! Here are our top stories from Alabama Politics for this week of February 10, 2025: Senator Tommy Tuberville Named Chairman of Senate HELP Subcommittee on Education and the American Family Senator Tommy Tuberville has been appointed as the Chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP)
“Our education system is failing our kids. We rank 26th in the world in math and 6th in reading—this is unacceptable” - Sen. Tuberville
"Your story is a true testament to the American dream. I look forward to working with you to help Alabama’s farmers and keep America's food secure." - Sen. Tuberville
“I am committed to fostering an intelligence community that prioritizes objective analysis, transparency, and integrity.” - Tulsi Gabbard
Senator Katie Boyd Britt (R-AL) lauded Kennedy’s appointment, expressing confidence in his ability to steer the nation's healthcare system toward evidence-based research and improved public health.
By taking a bipartisan approach, Alabama lawmakers aim to curb the proliferation of these dangerous firearm modifications and address rising concerns about gun violence across the state.
The bill proposes restructuring the board’s membership and altering the appointment process.
In a significant shakeup, State Representative Randall Shedd has announced his resignation from the Alabama House to take a position on Gudger’s team.
The initiative, first unveiled during her State of the State address on February 4, aims to combat rising crime and enhance support for law enforcement.