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For Alabama conservatives, toll opposition creates strange political alliances and disputes AL.com 48 mins ago John Sharp, al.com © John Sharp Alabama Auditor Jim Zeigler speaks during a public hearing hosted by the Common Sense Campaign tea party on Thursday, Aug. 15, 2019, at the Five Rivers Delta Resource Center in Spanish Fort, Ala. Jim Zeigler rattles off the number of followers to his grassroots anti-toll Facebook group like a stock trader can readily recite the number of investors any given day. The Alabama State Auditor notes the “Block the Tolls. Support Accoun...

As Tesla Solar Roof customers file another lawsuit, California is set to decide whether to combine them into a single class-action complaint kshalvey@insider.com (Kevin Shalvey) A new lawsuit filed in California against Tesla sought class-action status for Solar Roof customers. A California judge is set to decide whether to combine the two in-state lawsuits. A California judge will decide whether two complaints filed against Tesla will be combined into a single lawsuit, as plaintiffs across the US pursue a class action over Solar Roof price hikes. Eight Tesla customers this w...

A California judge is set to decide whether to combine the two in-state lawsuits. A California judge will decide whether two complaints filed against Tesla will be combined into a single lawsuit, as plaintiffs across the US pursue a class action over Solar Roof price hikes.  Eight Tesla customers this week filed a complaint in US District Court in the Northern District of California, alleging the company violated California law by increasing the price after they'd signed contracts.  The complaint said Tesla's actions were a "classic bait-and-switch," increasing the agreed-upon price for eac...

Ranked-Choice Voting: A Conservative Election Reform “[T]he thinking conservative understands that permanence and change must be recognized and reconciled in a vigorous society.” When Russell Kirk penned his famous “Ten Conservative Principles [1]” in 1993, he was not writing specifically about reforming the modern electoral system. But with the recent political frenzy over laws to address “voter fraud” and subsequent charges of “voter suppression,” the need for prudential election reforms that balance permanence and change is greater than ever. Barry Fagin of the Independence...