7. Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth is doing something that most politicians don't do. It's about endorsing candidates in the primaries early in the campaign. Ainsworth endorsed former Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education Secretary Gina Ross in her bid to run for the 27th District in the state House of Representatives. Her faith and her determination to improve Alabama for all its residents is evident in the way she lives her daily life. ”

6. American Civil Liberties Union wish Decatur will continue to allow people to protest anytime and anywhere, including outside the Mayor's home. The weakening of Mayor Tab Bowling and the City Council continues to be an embarrassing issue for the city after Steve Perkins died at the hands of police after confronting a tow truck driver with a handgun.

Five. federal prosecutor found President Joe Biden's crackhead son was allegedly a crackhead when he lied on background check forms and illegally possessed a gun. FBI analysis also found Drugs were reportedly found in Hunter Biden's “gun pouch.”

Four. MSNBC decided it didn't need to broadcast the Republican primary winner's comments live because it didn't want to give former President Donald Trump a “live, unfiltered platform.” This didn't sit well with Auburn University basketball head coach Bruce Pearl, who said: clearly“This is beyond alarming for our democracy. This is how state media operates quietly under dictatorships, but here they explain it and openly delegitimize it.'' “Americans should be able to listen and judge for themselves,” he said, asking, “Do you want candidates' speech to be monitored and censored?”

3. U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) will address the 112,000 fentanyl overdoses in the United States in 2023 and recommend solutions as part of 15 bills she sponsored or co-sponsored. presentation. Britt told law enforcement experts about the border: We must fix our broken asylum process. We must end the abuse of parole, increase domestic enforcement, enforce final removal orders, end catch-and-release, and return to Mexico. It is our duty to the citizens of our great country to help ensure that and help prevent parole. Flow of fentanyl. ”

2. It was another cold day. temperature, school closures, bad roads and frustrated residents continued across Alabama yesterday and will continue in parts of the state throughout the week. The threat of this severe weather appears to have been very real, but without major power outages or dangerous conditions, it would have been less deadly.

1. Former President Donald Trump, the clear front-runner for the Republican nomination, remains unwilling to relinquish his claim. Opponent You get to be on the debate stage with him (just like Joe Biden is doing), and now ABC News is cancel discussion.He also slammed Former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley has identified Vivek Ramaswamy as her biggest opponent, accusing him of using the Republican primary to “infiltrate Democrats and liberals” during her campaign.

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