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Columnists, Opinion
Some black leaders are calling Bob Riley an “economic racist” for his attack on jobs at legal gaming facilities in two of Alabama’s poorest and blacke...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
July 9, 2010
The marquee match up in next Tuesday’s upcoming runoff races is the Republican gubernatorial contest between Bradley Byrne and Dr. Robert Bentley. The...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
July 8, 2010
Eva Moskowitz has become an expert at being hated. It started a few years ago when the “bleeding-heart liberal,” as she describes herself, served on t...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
July 2, 2010
“Beautiful,” the governor of Mississippi observed to the national media this week about the beaches in his state: “The coast is fine, y’all tell every...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
July 2, 2010
“Decades later the Declaration of Independence was canonized as American scripture,” the vinegary historian Walter McDougall writes of the nation’s fo...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
July 2, 2010
As the Republican field for governor began to formulate almost two years ago, the players crystallized early in the game. They all figured that the wi...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
June 25, 2010
“Beautiful,” the governor of Mississippi observed to the national media this week about the beaches in his state: “The coast is fine, y’all tell every...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
June 25, 2010
As the Republican field for governor began to formulate almost two years ago, the players crystallized early in the game. They all figured that the wi...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
June 25, 2010
“Decades later the Declaration of Independence was canonized as American scripture,” the vinegary historian Walter McDougall writes of the nation’s fo...
Columnists, Opinion
by Staff Reports news 
June 25, 2010
“Decades later the Declaration of Independence was canonized as American scripture,” the vinegary historian Walter McDougall writes of the nation’s fo...
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