http://www.politicalparlor.net/wp/2006/06/05/top-10-most-interesting-questions-1/ & Home of Lawn Mower Repair Sun, 21 Mar 2010 16:57:16 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://www.politicalparlor.net/wp/2006/06/05/top-10-most-interesting-questions-1/comment-page-1/#comment-7283 Top 10 Most Memorable Moments of Session (Part Four) » Doc’s Political Parlor Fri, 27 Jul 2007 07:58:38 +0000 http://www.politicalparlor.net/wp/2006/06/05/top-10-most-interesting-questions-1/#comment-7283 [...] Democrats organize a Senate majority. Over a year ago, before the primary elections, the Political Parlor identified the number one question on people’s minds about this session to be “who will control the state Senate?” Last year, the Senate Republicans were just short of the 21 votes necessary to re-organize the Senate in the middle of the quadrennium, but barring big changes, they would have the 18 votes needed to claim a majority at the beginning of a new quadrennium with the help of Democrats like Gerald Dial, Jimmy Holley, and Jim Preuitt. [...] [...] Democrats organize a Senate majority. Over a year ago, before the primary elections, the Political Parlor identified the number one question on people’s minds about this session to be “who will control the state Senate?” Last year, the Senate Republicans were just short of the 21 votes necessary to re-organize the Senate in the middle of the quadrennium, but barring big changes, they would have the 18 votes needed to claim a majority at the beginning of a new quadrennium with the help of Democrats like Gerald Dial, Jimmy Holley, and Jim Preuitt. [...]

]]> http://www.politicalparlor.net/wp/2006/06/05/top-10-most-interesting-questions-1/comment-page-1/#comment-1528 “It’s Not Done Until It’s Done” » Doc’s Political Parlor Mon, 08 Jan 2007 13:30:37 +0000 http://www.politicalparlor.net/wp/2006/06/05/top-10-most-interesting-questions-1/#comment-1528 [...] It’s the number one question in Alabama politics, and it gets answered this week. The former state senator told me he learned from his tenure that no matter what you think is going to happen, in Alabama politics it’s not done until it’s done. [...] [...] It’s the number one question in Alabama politics, and it gets answered this week. The former state senator told me he learned from his tenure that no matter what you think is going to happen, in Alabama politics it’s not done until it’s done. [...]

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