Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl released the following statement following the passage of Constitutional Carry in Alabama: “The Alabama Republican Party is committed to defending people’s conditional rights. Supporting the Second Amendment is an important part of our Party’s platform, and we have long been advocates for Constitutional Carry. No Alabamian should be charged
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ALGOP Statement on the Passing of State Representative David Wheeler
Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl released the following statement regarding the passing of State Representative David Wheeler (R-Vestavia Hills): “We are absolutely heartbroken by the news of Rep. Wheeler’s passing. He was a stalwart in our Party for many years – long before his election to the Alabama Legislature. In addition to serving on our
ALGOP Chairman Responds to Biden State of the Union Speech
Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl issued the following statement concerning tonight’s State of the Union Address: “Once again, President Biden continued on his path of ’too little, too late’ when it comes to addressing the issues we are facing at home and abroad. His out of control spending policies caused inflation to reach this level,
ALGOP Takes on Education Issues at its Winter Meeting
Members of the Alabama Republican Party Executive Committee (ALGOP SEC) approved a trio of resolutions pertaining to education during the Party’s Winter Meeting at the Birmingham Sheraton Hotel this past weekend. “Education has always been a priority for the Republican Party. We must protect our children and ensure they are receiving the tools they need
ALGOP Welcomes Dr. Alveda King to its Winter Dinner
The Alabama Republican Party is proud to announce Dr. Alveda King will be its keynote speaker at the 2022 ALGOP Winter Dinner on Friday, February 18th at the Sheraton Birmingham Hotel. Dr. King is the daughter of the late civil rights activist Rev. A.D. King and a niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A
Supreme Court Sides with ALGOP in Alabama Election Lines Case
Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl released the following statement concerning today’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of the ALGOP in the Alabama Congressional lines case: “This is a great victory for the Republican Party, the state of Alabama and voters in every congressional district. This election cycle had already started, and the Supreme Court
ALGOP Chairman Co-Sponsors RNC Resolution to Censure Cheney, Kinzinger
(Salt Lake City, UT) Today, Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl has joined Maryland Republican Committeeman Dave Bossie and Wyoming GOP Chairman Frank Eathorne in co-sponsoring a resolution to censure U.S. Reps. Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger at the Republican National Committee Winter Meeting. The meeting is taking place this week in Salt Lake City,
Montgomery Hospital Denies Access to ALGOP Minority Recruitment Director in Violation of HB521
Baptist Medical Center East of Montgomery is in violation of Alabama House Bill 521, the Harold Sachs Act, which requires all health care facilities in the state of Alabama to set a minimum standard for visitation, even during a public health emergency. The hospital has repeatedly denied visitation access to Alabama Republican Party Minority Recruitment
ALGOP Files Motion with SCOTUS Over Congressional Redistricting
The Alabama Republican Party has weighed in on the battle over Congressional redistricting, filing a “friend of the court” motion with the United States Supreme Court. The motion supports the arguments in Attorney General Steve Marshall’s emergency petition, asking for a stay in the federal court order requiring qualifying to remain open for all seven of
ALGOP Chairman Issues Statement on Federal Court Redistricting Ruling
Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl issued the following statement concerning the federal court ruling on Alabama’s Congressional redistricting: “I am disappointed in the federal court’s decision to overturn the elected representatives of the people of Alabama. It always concerns me when I see an unelected federal court insert itself into a discussion that our