National and state officials agree that we have reached the peak of new cases and deaths here in Alabama from the coronavirus called COVID-19.  What does that mean?  It means that the … more

Many of you have lamented to me that it appears that all or most of our state political leaders are older folks.  On first glance, that appears to be true.  However, on a deeper … more

Allow me to share some more observations from the year.   One of my favorite people in the world and one of the finest gentlemen I have ever known is State Representative Steve Clouse … more

Our primary runoffs have been postponed until July 14, 2020. It was a wise and prudent decision by Secretary of State John Merrill and Gov. Kay Ivey. Most voters are older and you are asking them … more

In Genesis 2, God says “It is not good that the man should be alone.”  He made us for Himself, but he also made us for one another.  Separation is painful for us … more

The GOP contest for who sits in our number two U.S. Senate seat has been delayed until July 14, 2020 due to the coronavirus. The winner of the battle between Jeff Sessions and Tommy Tuberville … more

The 2020 Legislative Session, which began last week, will be the second session of Governor Kay Ivey’s administration.  For the second straight year, she and the legislature will be … more

The first district Congressional race is probably the best race in the state in this year’s March 3rd Primary.  The winner of the March 31st GOP Primary runoff will go to … more

The national debt of our country now stands at a staggering $23 trillion.  By failing to act, we are placing an unearned and undeserved burden on our children and grandchildren.  That … more

Even after New Year’s celebrations have died down, the beginning of the year is a time to reflect on the past and set goals for the year to come. I’m proud of all that we’ve … more