7. In shocking news, the man jumped off He was on drugs when he entered the Bass Pro Shops Aquarium in Leeds. Leeds Police Chief Superintendent Paul Irwin was pretty clear about 42-year-old George Aaron Owens: RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH ITS USE. ”

6. Eirika Parker is appointed as Jefferson County Treasurer. Banned She was removed from the ballot because she did not submit an ethics form. Montgomery County Judge James Anderson told Parker he would not rule her eligible unless she could prove she tried to access the online portal by the deadline. Parker couldn't do that. Oh yeah, her only opponent is also disqualified for the same reason, and Mara Ruffin Allen's attorneys say they will continue to try to get her on the ballot.

Five. An interesting poll comes out of New Hampshire today.CNN poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire shows former President Donald Trump still has support take the lead However, former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley lags behind by a single-digit difference at 32%. Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie came in fifth with 12%, Vivek Ramaswamy with 8% and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis surprisingly in fifth place with 5%.

Four. When the three-judge panel redistricted the 2nd Congressional District, the assumption was that a black person would be elected to represent the black population in the area. Former University of Alabama and NFL defensive end Wallace Gilberry's flipping of his seat from Democrat to Republican was thought to give Republicans a chance to send a black voice to Washington, but he has now made that decision. I put it down. Dropped Outside. Explaining why, Gilberry said: But I'm never going to quit at Alabama. Or towards you. I will continue to be involved in every way I can to serve our community and fight against too many bad policies and unreachable liberal politicians that hurt people and make everyday life more difficult. I'll go. ”

3. General Eric M. Smith, then acting commander of the Marine Corps. suffered Cardiac arrest on October 29, 2023, irresponsible media and they are brain dead Democratic Party claimed that it was because Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) was promoting military promotion. Oddly enough, the actual event was caused by a cause. Currently repaired With a torn bicuspid aortic valve, the general is currently undergoing rehabilitation, and General Christopher J. Mahoney plans to continue working two jobs, Eric, according to now forgotten media logic. General M. Smith is trying to kill him.

2. Biden administration's ignorance Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization, even if he does not resign, is causing problems for President Joe Biden's most ardent defenders. Adam Smith (D-Wash.), the ranking Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, joined with Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Sachs.) in harshly criticizing Austin, saying:, “Additional details about his health and the decision-making process that has occurred over the past week must be provided as soon as possible.” Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) also said the United States is in a third He said he believes it shows that Biden's team is falling short of its mission, saying it is “on the brink” of a major war.

1. Impeachment season heats up in the new year as U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-Mobile) updates the status of President Joe Biden's impeachment in a post to Yellowhammer News, and Republicans in Congress say: It is tinged with.We've just reached the tip of the iceberg, and that's why House Republicans are committed to exposing the true nature of the Biden family, and why President Biden should be impeached for neglecting his duties as President of the United States. It is. ” Meanwhile, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has been impeached.Rapid” and blame failures at the border and lie to Congress about it. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin also currently faces the following demands: impeachment Even after all of his medical drama.

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