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The recording of Senator Jobo Wagner introducing SB348
Get viral.

Very interesting audio of Jabo's presentation and its support by 2 other ( non committee ) senators. I applaud their efforts and hope that rational people can come to a rational decision and pass this bill.

(04-16-2015 09:31 AM)BlazrDawg Wrote:  Very interesting audio of Jabo's presentation and its support by 2 other ( non committee ) senators. I applaud their efforts and hope that rational people can come to a rational decision and pass this bill.

Money >>>>>>> rational decisions in Montgomery. Hopefully, we can make the BOT structure an election issue come the next election cycle.

Shout out to Senator Smitherman , his statement of support was right on target, in addition he support UAB having its own board and a football team. I want to know who on the committee was voting against the bill...

Is anyone willing/able to post a list of all the state senators who represent JeffCo., and include a notation about whether they are pro-BOT or pro-UAB?

we are getting closer to the ultimate goal
we are not there yet
but we never been that close
the bot are getting worry

When it's all said and done they will have spent more money to repair Watt's image, cover up everything, and stop the bills than it required to support UAB football, bowling, and rifle.

(04-16-2015 02:03 PM)UABFRENCHY Wrote:  we are getting closer to the ultimate goal
we are not there yet
but we never been that close
the bot are getting worry

Glad to see your fingers and mind working so well again. Hope you are healing well and will be back in the saddle soon, Mon Frere!

He pulled a "Robby Parker" (Look it up)

(04-16-2015 02:10 PM)ATTALLABLAZE Wrote:  When it's all said and done they will have spent more money to repair Watt's image, cover up everything, and stop the bills than it required to support UAB football, bowling, and rifle.

In their eyes & minds, a proper use of the funds even if it costs more that if the sports were still at UAB