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Sean of the South: A story about a fry cook

The young man was quiet. He was a lowly fry-cook, salting endless baskets of French fries. Flipping acres of patties.

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Troy Carico: The seditious assault on federal authority

Progressive politicians in sanctuary strongholds like Minnesota have deliberately cultivated an environment of open defiance and hostility toward federal officers.

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Alabama House GOP Lawmakers: Protecting Alabama from big tech and radical environmentalists

Here in Alabama, conservative members of the House of Representatives believe our job is simple: protect Alabama families, protect Alabama jobs, and protect Alabama’s right to make decisions free from outside interference.

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Laura G. Clark: What’s up with women and immigration?

We cannot continue to allow emotions to govern our policy debates, for one-sided empathy that fails to regard all victims results in skewed justice. We must return to the masculine values of fact and justice.

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Tom Mann: Alabama should think twice before mandating app store age verification

Alabama HB161 is a clear example of well-intentioned legislation that would create unintended, unfortunate consequences.

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Kristin Landers: Will justice prevail in the Epstein files?

Child trafficking is the most heinous of crimes against humanity. If you aren’t willing to stand for the children’s sake, you don’t deserve a nice, plush office on Capitol Hill or the privilege of representing us anymore.

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Chief Bill Partridge: Making 'attempting to elude' a felony is about saving lives

When someone decides to flee from law enforcement, the danger doesn’t stop with that individual.

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Col. John Eidsmoe: A Christian approach to the immigration debate

God has established civil rulers to care for the people He has placed under them, defending them against foreign enemies without and criminals within. From what I can see in Scripture, God has not given the civil ruler any duty toward aliens, other than fair treatment for those legal aliens within his borders.

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Joey Clark: I pray I’ll never, like MLK, worship the creature rather than the Creator

All sin stems from the disorder of placing creation over Creator. Man has discovered unnumbered ways to miss the mark, yet there is one particularly modern way to place creation over Creator that this mere creature fears. 

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Justice Will Sellers: How Charles I influenced the founding of America

Charles I’s coronation 400 years ago inadvertently influenced migration to the colonies and allowed colonial self-government to prosper. 

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Allen Mendenhall: The RSA and the fiscal risks facing Alabama

The mathematics are almost embarrassing in terms of their clarity: public employees would have fared better with low-cost index funds than with the RSA’s active management and its attendant complexities.

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Patsy Writesman: When one streaming giant controls Hollywood, families lose

Netflix earned its position by innovating early. But success should not become a free pass to eliminate competition and lock in permanent dominance. Antitrust laws exist to prevent exactly that scenario. 

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KCarl Smith: The Greenland vision

The 21st century belongs to those who control energy, technology and trade routes. Greenland is the intersection of all three. Ignoring that reality is a mistake we cannot afford to make. If we fail to act, we hand our future over to our enemies.

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Sean of the South: It is a sin to kill a mockingbird

Singing through storms. Singing through rain. Singing through hell itself. Not because mockingbirds must. But because they can.

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Jennifer Oliver O'Connell: Competition? What competition? Tuberville is running away with the governor's race

So many candidates, so many reasons why Tuberville is running away with this race.

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Troy Carico: For Alabama veterans, a new governor can't come soon enough

[U]nfortunately, it is Alabama's noble veterans who will suffer from such poor state leadership for years to come. For those veterans, 2027 and a new governor can’t come soon enough.

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U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville: The enemy is inside the gates

Two of our biggest blessings in this country are the First Amendment, giving the right to peacefully protest, and the Second Amendment, giving the right to carry a gun. Both of those rights still come with a responsibility. 

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Pete Riehm: Did Democrats get another George Floyd moment?

Trump must cut off all federal dollars to sanctuary cities and states until they decide to rejoin the Union and abide by federal law. If he doesn’t, the republic is in jeopardy.

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Col. John Eidsmoe: Don Lemon, constitutional idiot

If Lemon really believes the First Amendment gives him the right to intrude on other people’s property and disrupt their activities, he is a constitutional idiot. I’m giving him the benefit of the doubt for sincerity, but it’s unlikely even Lemon is stupid enough to believe that.

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Matthew McLain: Reform the filibuster, don’t nuke it

The filibuster is not a partisan trick suddenly weaponized by liberals. It is a structural safeguard designed to prevent narrow national majorities from imposing their will on the states.

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Joey Clark: There's a tree through my roof

A time of need is a time of plenty when it allows a man to discover he has friends – and that the blessings of friendship are worth suffering any adversity and brotherhood worth braving any howling wind. 

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State Sen. Matt Woods: Bridging military service and education through Alabama veterans

The Military Veteran Temporary Teaching Certificate is not merely a response to current educational staffing challenges. It is a testament to how we can creatively and respectfully acknowledge the contributions of our veterans.

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Allen Mendenhall: Towards a theory of dust

Wisdom – real wisdom – resides not in grand gestures but in the patient, humble act of actually removing what troubles us, one careful motion at a time, rather than simply scattering our problems to the wind and calling it progress. 

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Dr. Daniel Sutter: The limits of health insurance

Allowing individual Americans, not their employers, make more of the decisions regarding insurance tradeoffs would make healthcare more affordable and valuable. 

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Dr. Tobias Vogt von Heselholt: Why is college so expensive?

According to U.S. News and World Report, college tuition and fees at private national universities have increased 112% in the last 20 years. Public national universities didn’t fare much better, with a 107% increase for in-state and a 98% increase for out-of-state over the same period. 

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Troy Carico: The insurgency within

We must demand accountability and complete this mission, prosecute these insurgents under sedition laws, and deploy the National Guard with firm rules of engagement.

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Sean of the South: Please raise your hand

“What scares you most?” was the question asked to members of Mrs. Devonshire’s fourth-grade class. The little hands went up.

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