02-10-2017, 10:48 AM
Pun intended
On the same day that Alabama Republican Jeff Sessions was sworn in as U.S. attorney general, Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley ® appointed one of the state's most-watched Republican politicians to fill Sessions's now-vacant U.S. Senate seat: Luther Strange. Strange, the sitting Alabama attorney general, has been groomed for this job for decades, insiders say, and if he can win election in 2018, he could hold it for decades to come.
[The Latest: Alabama’s Sessions sworn in as attorney general]
But, it's Alabama, so there's always political intrigue afoot. In appointing Strange, 63, to the Senate on Thursday, Bentley has in some ways appointed his political foe. And that has put the embattled governor on the defensive back home.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-...1b0ac3a17c
I hope our fellow Alabama good ol boys can tell us about what is going on in Alabama with the so called sex scandal.
On the same day that Alabama Republican Jeff Sessions was sworn in as U.S. attorney general, Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley ® appointed one of the state's most-watched Republican politicians to fill Sessions's now-vacant U.S. Senate seat: Luther Strange. Strange, the sitting Alabama attorney general, has been groomed for this job for decades, insiders say, and if he can win election in 2018, he could hold it for decades to come.
[The Latest: Alabama’s Sessions sworn in as attorney general]
But, it's Alabama, so there's always political intrigue afoot. In appointing Strange, 63, to the Senate on Thursday, Bentley has in some ways appointed his political foe. And that has put the embattled governor on the defensive back home.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-...1b0ac3a17c
I hope our fellow Alabama good ol boys can tell us about what is going on in Alabama with the so called sex scandal.