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December 08, 2008
Mike Hubbard: Removing four percent sales tax on food OK, method the issue
During my decade of service in the Alabama House of Representatives, I have yet to meet a single member of either party who believes the idea of removing the sales tax from groceries is a bad one. However, there is a wide chasm of disagreement between Democrats and Republicans about the best method of doing it.
November 03, 2008
Mike Hubbard: McCain clearly the right choice
Much like the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980, the upcoming presidential election on Tuesday could very well be a defining one for our country, and its outcome could determine the philosophical direction of the United States for a generation or more to come.
October 06, 2008
Mike Hubbard: Rogers the clear choice for district
In November, voters will have a critical choice to make. They can choose to vote for a conservative reformer who splits with his Party on issues important to the citizens he represents, or they can cast a ballot for an inexperienced newcomer with opinions and positions on the far liberal left, well outside those of mainstream Alabamians.
August 04, 2008
Mike Hubbard: National convention means busy week ahead
During the first week of September, the Republican National Committee will hold its convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn., for the purpose of nominating our choice for president and vice president of the United States.
July 08, 2008
Mike Hubbard: 2008 session one of worst in memory
The 2008 Regular Session of the Alabama Legislature must be considered among the worst in recent memory due largely to the lack of meaningful legislation passed and the Senate’s failure to approve an education budget before adjournment. The few legitimate successes in the session did not result from bills being passed, but from Republican efforts to defeat several bad bills introduced by Democrats.
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