By the way, Mr. Jefferson Beauregard, how dare you invoke the Bible to justify your horrendous actions.
We have reached a critical point in freedom of the press in this country.
The process appears to be flawed. The books appear to be cooked. The fix appears to be in.
At election time, our politicians inundate our TVs, our phones and our mailboxes wanting our vote, but do nothing to bring good, high-paying jobs to our area.
Less is more when expressing an intelligent message that folks will read.
You played right into the hands of the people that don't appreciate his ability to conduct an open meeting.
Is the Daily Home giving “special privileges” to Martha Jordan and being “biased” to others? I am sure I am not the only one who has noticed this.
Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political columnist. He served 16 years in the state Legislature. Reach him at www.steveflowers.us.
Walter E. Williams is a professor of economics at George Mason University.
Looking back on the past year, all I have read in the editorial views are one-sided opinions and a total disregard for democracy.
To see a respected, honorable man’s character called into question as it was in the Wednesday June 13, 2018, Daily Home newspaper was disturbing.
I read with great interest the words from our great president regarding his recent meeting with North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un.
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In conversations with most college officials, many CEOs, many politicians and race hustlers, it’s not long before the magical words “diversity” and “inclusiveness” drop from their lips. Racial minorities are the intended targets of this sociological largesse, but women are included, as well.…
Under the current leadership, Talladega has made its choice, and small, petty and stagnant looks to be the order of the day.
My heart has been touched by the incidents covering the tragic death of a mother and the termination of our City Manager Mr. Patrick Bryant.
Why did the Daily Home feel the need to turn a positive-run race into a negative?
The last several issues of the Daily Home paints a dark and troubling image of our City Hall, while the downtown area wallows in decay and industry passes us by!
Patterson didn’t raise his voice or use profanity, but he came across as arrogant and dictatorial, as though the residents at the meeting were there as his servants, rather than the reverse.
Now that the dust has settled from last week’s gubernatorial primaries, let’s analyze the outcome.
To Dr. Patterson especially, you have no further pages to turn. A book is held together by a front and a back cover. This council in turn has ripped those pages to the tune of six city managers in 14 years I believe.
Emperor Trump has found the closet containing the shiny keys that open jail cells. But beware and awake as to how and for whom he uses those keys. Take note of who are the prisoners that President 45 releases from jail. Note that the released offenders are those who are connected to, or are …
If you want to reach an audience on the other side of the world, Facebook is where you want to be. Just ask Russia. But if you want to reach east-central Alabama, you want to call Consolidated Publishing’s offices.
The possible firing has been a looming cloud over City Hall for more than a year, but somehow casting the vote to fire him didn’t seem to bring a clear sky for the city of Talladega. The lingering sentiment Friday was confusion over why Bryant was fired.
As Americans, we should all be concerned with the integrity of our elections. Free and fair elections are a cornerstone of our democracy.
