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Staff Report
MONTGOMERY—This weekend Speaker Mike Hubbard, released this picture and caption on his Twitter account.
“Discussed GOP politics with Larry The Cable Guy tonight. He is a hoot! He loved the gun bill we passed yesterday. pic.twitter.com/uDaLnUfYKV”
This may capsulizes this 2013 session better than anything else we’ve seen or heard.
We hear Marsh consulted with Larry on the Accountability Act. But that is yet, unconfirmed.
Hubbard will pay $1,000 per month for the next 17 years to cover his fines, court costs and other fees owed to the state.
The committee will begin actually crafting the new legislation in the new year, just before the start of the new legislative session.
Hubbard, originally sentenced to four years for violating ethics laws, has been in the custody of the ADOC since September 2020.
Ledbetter will install the committee chairs if he is elected as Speaker by the full House, as is expected.
