Hubbard is well liked in Baldwin County and across the state. He has done wonders for solidifying the party. I wonder if John has a comment on wether or not Senator Little recieves any perks in the way of football tickets?

By the way danny great point in today’s publication (6-2-08) regarding Little’s little vote of cloture.

I think one issue is that they are funding Republicans. A liberal group funding a conservative? The horror of it all.

Much has also been written on the “reform-minded Byrne” vs. “AEA-promoting double-dippers.” True, legislators on the take should be prosecuted and convicted. However, removing the ability for educators to be lawmakers is ridiculous. I ask this, is it okay to be a lawmaker and a business man that profits from legislative decisions just because the money doesn’t flow directly from state coffers? How many lawmakers are tied to business that receive tax breaks?

:)

I know you carry alot of weight in the Republican Party.

I love your great country. It is the place of great dreams and much dollars.

I say War Eagle to you at great university!!

I guess the rapidly aging Democratic Party is finally out of Folsoms and Baxleys, and nobody in their right mind under 40 would want to hitch their cart to a few hundred septuagenarians… unless they just can’t compete against the quality of candidate now found in Republican Primaries.

Thank God the actuarial tables suggest I’ll live to see the Dem Senate, plus Hubbert, sitting in the same Nursing Homes they’ve denigrated all these years.

From Brett Blackledge’s story this morning:

“Paul Hubbert, the AEA leader who is the state Democratic Party’s vice chairman, said earlier this week that AEA had not directly contributed to the Republican candidates’ campaigns. But he declined to discuss specifics about indirect support for the candidates through PACs.”

That sounds like the script for a bunch of Election Eve phone calls, courtesy of Randy McKinney and Stephanie Bell.

Let’s express our differences in a civil manner.