Stealing the Statehouse?

The following stories are an ongoing collection of articles into the possibility of public corruption within the State of Alabama.
While these articles do not make a judgement per se on the illegality of an act, they do record what may be a pattern and practice that appears suspect.
Public corruption is a fatal infection on the whole of society, it endangers not only our government but our entire way of life.
Those who use the power entrusted to them by the people to enrich themselves and their confederates are the worse kind of criminals. They steal from our schools, our neighborhoods, our public projects and our pockets. Worse of all they betray the sacred trust that good government is founded upon.
“Woe to you Scribes and Pharisees, pretenders, who are like white tombs, which from the outside appear lovely, but from within are full of the bones of the dead and all corruption!”
We promise to follow the trail of public corruption wherever it leads, no party, friend or foe will deter our efforts.
It is incumbent on the free press to find and chronicle all available information on public corruption.
It is our sincere goal to expose those who betray the public trust and shine a light into the dark corners of politics. With this in mind we submit this continuing investigation into Stealing the StateHouse.

The Graftmaster Cometh: Hubbard Strikes Back at Critics

Are Barron-Johnson indictments a foreshadow of things to come?

Anatomy of a Rigged Bid

Sealed Bids Delivered to Hubbard, Courier Now Revealed

Hubbard wildly increases spending in Speaker’s Office over Democrat Seth Hammett

Editorial: Who is going to make money on the Flexibility Act?

Nonprofit founder claims Bob Riley directed donations to Mike Hubbard-owned businesses

Majority Strategies, Mike Hubbard, Brett Buerck

A cautionary tale: Head of Florida GOP Pleads Guilt to enriching himself with donor funds

Updated: Hubbard Enters Session Under Cloud of Grand Jury Investigation

Hubbard Revels Storm PAC, Fundraiser or Pay-to-Play?

Mike Hubbard and Craftmaster Printing: Part Two, A Tangled Web to Restructuring

Audit Finds Craftmasters Made Over $800,000 From Republican Party in 2010 Election

Mike Hubbard and Craftmaster Printing: Part One, Failure at the Door

Grand Jury Subpoenas Hubbard’s Records

GOP's Financial Dealings in 2010 Takeover of the Statehouse

“Storming the Statehouse” and the game of quid pro quo

UPDATE: 2010: ALGOP finance chairman pays a visit on Poarch Creek Band of Indians