Alabama, You've Done It Again, Part the IV
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And Waffle House CEO donated 1 Million dollars to the homeless because of the staffing mix-up, right? Right?
cottage hill road in Mobile by Mobile Christian School
or should I say scohol
or should I say scohol
Gov Meemaw orders flags to full staff for Inauguration Day. She said federal law requires it to be at full staff for a presidential inauguration.
I’m wondering if she would have done this if Trump had died and Harris were being sworn in.
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I’m wondering if she would have done this if Trump had died and Harris were being sworn in.
Gov. Ivey orders flags at full-staff for Inauguration Day
Flags are currently at half-staff to honor President Jimmy Carter.
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Which law is that?Gov Meemaw orders flags to full staff for Inauguration Day. She said federal law requires it to be at full staff for a presidential inauguration.
I’m wondering if she would have done this if Trump had died and Harris were being sworn in.
Gov. Ivey orders flags at full-staff for Inauguration Day
Flags are currently at half-staff to honor President Jimmy Carter.
It's like kudzu. Grows up around you until you stop noticing that it's there.
I spent a lot of time in my hometown (Clinton, MS) during my Dad's convalescence and when I was settling his estate after he passed away.
I ran into a lot of codespeak. At some point, I needed a process server to help evict some squatters from a piece of land that my Dad owned(and I wanted to sell).
I hired a process server from an adjoining county. The guy called me up and said, "It's a good thing you called ME. We're REPUBLICANS here in Rankin County. You go down to Hinds County and it's overrun with DEMOCRATS." I could read behind the lines that he wasn't talking about political parties.
More stupidity from our corrupt state legislature. Screw helping the people in this state that really need it, got to help those poor ole millionaire college athletes.
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Rep. Joe Lovvorn files the Competitive Edge NIL Tax Cut Act
Alabama was one of the first states to enact legislation allowing student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness.
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I tried to do a similar thing once...
I was in Destin during college and walked about a mile and a half to the waffle house from my condo one night around 3 am after running up a $500 tab at the club. Needless to say I was feeling pretty good. I saw a few girls I had been talking to and decided to sit with them. They had already ordered and the waitress never came back to get my order. After about ten minutes I decided to walk behind the bar and I grabbed a pancake flipper. You would have thought I had a gun the way people starting to get into a frenzy. I told them, "Either yall can cook it or I'm going to cook it, but somebody is going to get me some food". Minutes later I had a nice plate of double hashbrowns (smothered, covered, chunked, peppered, and capped) laying on my plate with a Texas melt. I then stumbled across a few lanes of road and eventually crashed in my bed.
Dammit! Beat me to it. I did see that ad again during one of the playoff games. Classic.
I live in Chiefs country. They will always be the Chefs.
That's a really dumb idea. Whatever extra interest you can get by telling athletes "Come play for Alabama or Auburn and you won't have to pay state taxes on your NIL money" will disappear as soon as every other state does the same thing.More stupidity from our corrupt state legislature. Screw helping the people in this state that really need it, got to help those poor ole millionaire college athletes.
Rep. Joe Lovvorn files the Competitive Edge NIL Tax Cut Act
Alabama was one of the first states to enact legislation allowing student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness.
This is just to keep up with what Georgia has done. Even Saban said this was necessary to compete with states without income tax.More stupidity from our corrupt state legislature. Screw helping the people in this state that really need it, got to help those poor ole millionaire college athletes.
Rep. Joe Lovvorn files the Competitive Edge NIL Tax Cut Act
Alabama was one of the first states to enact legislation allowing student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness.
Johnson: Bill to raise consent age for mental health counseling could be ‘devastating’
Alabama bill could increase incidents of anxiety, depression and suicidality, psychologist says
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Alabama bill to raise consent age for mental health counseling could be ‘devastating’
Alabama isn't content to stay in the late 20th century--they want to turn the clock back to pre-WWII.
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Under a proposed law (HB367) if a government funded location is reported for advertising or promoting vaccines, it may be investigated by the Alabama attorney general.
County health departments would be prohibited from promoting vaccines under proposed Alabama law
Under HB367 if a government funded location is reported for advertising or promoting vaccines, it may be investigated by the Alabama attorney general.
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Under a proposed law (HB367) if a government funded location is reported for advertising or promoting vaccines, it may be investigated by the Alabama attorney general.
Alabama bill makes chemical weather control a crime: Critic says there is no ‘chemtrail’ government conspiracy
Conspiracy theories about weather control after Hurricane Helene, including claims the storm was steered to North Carolina.
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Alabama bill makes chemical weather control a crime: Critic says there is no ‘chemtrail’ government conspiracy
An Alabama legislative committee discussed but took no action Wednesday on a bill to make it a crime to put any chemical, substance, or apparatus into the sky to try to affect the weather or sunlight.
The sponsor, Rep. Mack Butler, R-Rainbow City, said Alabama needs a law to prohibit activities or experiments intended to affect weather, including efforts that are in response to climate change.
“For many years we as a state have been at war with the federal government trying to cram values down our throats that weren’t Alabama values,†Butler said. “I see this as no different.â€Â
New bill would require daily Pledge of Allegiance, provide prayer option in Alabama schools
Rep. Reed Ingram’s proposed constitutional amendment is set to go to committee before heading to the House floor for a vote.
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With no other important issues facing our state, the legislature is debating a bill to require the pledge in schools and provide for a place for prayer.
It’s not obvious from the article if students are required to recite the pledge or if it just requires schools to conduct it. If the former, that violates a SCOTUS decision from the 1940s. Not really sure what the prayer portion is about but students can already pray in school and could probably find plenty of places on campus to have a Bible study if they wished.
President Donald Trump says he will deliver University of Alabama commencement address
The president made the announcement via Truth Social.
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