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Isn’t George Beck one of the lawyers for Country Crossing?
beats me..
Birmingham News editorial, pretty much blows AG King out of the water:
http://blog.al.com/birmingham-news-commentary/2010/01/our_view_alabama_attorney_gene_1.html
The fact that Governor Riley had to keep the AG he hand picked out the loop on gambling raids shows that not King should be forced to resign now.
King is neither interested in properly conducting his duties as AG and he is now so compromised he would be unable to carry them out fully if he tried.
whatever happened with the big investigation on king??? nothing?? why can’t they let the man do his job….
“King is neither interested in properly conducting his duties as AG and he is now so compromised he would be unable to carry them out fully if he tried.”
and the governors office can legally make that determination??? seems like you’ve have to go through a process…like having someone declaired imcompetent or something….
“Why can’t they let this man do his job.” Seriously, you typed that. Maybe it was a mistake.
BTW, whatever happened to the file on Riley, Johnson turned over to King and the Montgomery DA for investigation?
how come nobody ever answers my questions??…i think ya’ll don’t like me…
walt..i will pose your question to the johnsons..i wanna know too..