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"There were plenty of big issues and big ideas going into this session. There were very few big accomplishments."
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"There were plenty of big issues and big ideas going into this session. There were very few big accomplishments."
"Republicans attempted to undercut weeks of negotiations with a clumsy, poorly-planned scheme to rush through a lottery-only bill."
"Clean water is the greatest advancement in public health in the history of the world."
"We honor our educators for the long hours and tireless (and often thankless) work they do."
"In our regulatory capacity, our primary concern is to ensure there are adequate and enforceable safeguards."
"There have been a myriad of high-profile measures addressed during this year’s session."
The primary entity for monitoring Alabama’s water resources is the Office of Water Resources.
"Enhanced unemployment has given the American working class some temporary flexibility that could become permanent better pay and benefits."
"Marshall is leaving NAAG because it 'moved too far left,' but will remain in RAGA, which pushed the Big Lie."
"These nine Justices are all Republican, all conservative on both social and business issues."
Before the bill was signed, major events were threatening to pull out of Alabama.
