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Steve Marshall to seek re-election as Alabama Attorney General

Steve Marshall to seek re-election as Alabama Attorney General The Montgomery Advertiser 1 hr ago Brian Lyman, Montgomery Advertiser Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said Thursday he will seek a second term in office. In a brief announcement that often invoked apocalyptic images, Marshall said he would focus on enforcement issues and social conservative causes that have dominated his time as attorney general. I promise you this the wave of the past will not be the wave of the future, he said. There will be law and order in the state of Alabama, so long as I am the state’s chief law enforcement officer.

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General Motors, Best Buy, PayPal Talk Up Voting Rights, Then Fund Effort to Restrict Them

A review of IRS records reveals that brand-name corporations and corporate lobbying groups funneled millions of dollars to two major GOP groups that pushed to curtail voting rights and overturn the 2020 election.

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General Motors, Best Buy, PayPal Talk Up Voting Rights, Then Fund Effort to Restrict Them

General Motors, Best Buy, PayPal Talk Up Voting Rights, Then Fund Effort to Restrict Them
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MAGA Attorneys General Are Winning a GOP Civil War

MAGA Attorneys General Are Winning a GOP Civil War Kelly Weill © Provided by The Daily Beast Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Four months after the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, a top Republican group is still reeling from the day’s events. But unlike participants in the riot, who were eventually expelled from the Capitol and many of whom face criminal charges, a Trumpist faction linked to pre-riot organizing is still making inroads at the Republican Attorneys General Association, while more moderate members quit in disgust. The Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA) is the top national organization for securing GOP wins in state attorney general races. But the group came under scrutiny for its role in the events of Jan. 6 after it was revealed that RAGA’s fundraising arm had made robocalls encouraging people to march on the Capitol at 1 p.m. “to stop the steal.”

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More Staff Flee GOP Attorneys General Group After It Doubles Down on Insurrection

The long-time director of operations at the Republican Attorneys General Association follows Georgia AG Chris Carr out the exit door as the group’s internal split mirrors the GOP’s civil war over the Trump insurrection.

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