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Staff Report
Birmingham, AL – The Alabama Republican Party Candidate Committee met today to hear challenges to candidates for the Republican primary in June. The committee did not grant ballot access to Jim McFerrin, Ray Bryan, Ginger Poynter and Jamie Wilkins.
The Candidate Committee will hear more candidate challenges on the afternoon of Saturday, February 22.
We are arguably one of the most Republican states in America from top to bottom.
How has a party that once championed limited government come to assert itself over the most personal dimensions of American life?
In today’s GOP, moral character is no longer central; it’s sacrificed when convenient and valued only if it serves power.
It’s time to admit that the GOP may not be the bastion of conservatism it claims to be.
