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Rumors Swirl Over Possible Tommy Tuberville Gubernatorial Run
“You never say never on anything” - Senator Tuberville via YH News.
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“You never say never on anything” - Senator Tuberville via YH News.
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“Our farmers and agribusinesses deserve leadership that not only respects our state’s agricultural heritage but also embraces the innovations that will drive it forward.” - Christina McInnis
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“This re-election is a testament to the strength of our party and the hard work we’ve put into building a unified, successful platform for our state.” - Chairman Wahl
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The Alabama Republican Executive Committee failed to pass a Resolution opposing the restructuring of the State Board of Veterans Affairs (SBVA) by a narrow margin on Saturday.
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Happy Saturday! Here are the top 5 stories from this week on ALPolitics.com: 1. Alabama Lawmakers Advance Bill Expanding Legal Immunity for Police Officers - On February 28, 2025, Alabama legislators moved forward with a bill designed to broaden the legal protections for law enforcement officers. Despite concerns from civil
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Despite concerns, supporters like Republican Representative Rex Reynolds assert that the bill is necessary to ensure officer safety and provide clarity in legal proceedings involving law enforcement personnel.
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Paschal, a strong advocate for parental rights, said the legislation is about ensuring fairness in the child welfare system.
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Ms. Combs told ALPolitics.com that she was disturbed by what she perceived as a blatant and serious threat, and immediately contacted Mr. Carico.
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Despite growing public pressure, a Medicaid expansion bill has yet to be introduced this session.
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Democrats and Republicans alike backed the measure, signaling a shared concern over violent crime.
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"This budget resolution is a critical step toward helping President Trump deliver on his America First promise to the American people." - Rep. Barry Moore
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Gun rights organization Bama Carry has strongly condemned the bill, arguing that it does more harm than good.