EDITORIAL: Bentley, a costly governor
By Editorial Staff | Fall 2015 | December 3Bentley’s mistake cost tax-paying Alabamians approximately $45,400.
Bentley’s mistake cost tax-paying Alabamians approximately $45,400.
We call on Bentley to cancel his executive order to state agencies to “prevent the resettlement of Syrian refugees in the State of Alabama.”
But there’s still a stigma that surrounds these conditions and it will remain there until we start talking, openly and honestly, about them.
As most know by now, in addition to Halloween and a tough loss in football against Ole Miss, last Saturday, Oct.
Females are constantly advised not to drink too much or to go places alone, particularly after dark, because “someone might take advantage of you.” If a girl wears what could be considered revealing clothing, then automatically, “she was asking for it.” Even if a woman is wearing revealing clothing or walking alone at night, it is disturbing that in today’s times, women are often advised to take precautions that males aren’t, because if they don’t then some people believe it’s partially their fault if they become a victim of sexual assault.
We understand the necessity of balancing the state budget and realize that it is not easy to make cuts. However, closing DMV offices, regardless of which county they were located in, should have never been an option. There are too many other areas in which budget cuts could’ve been made that would’ve produced a better result financially.
This year, Parking Services is reaching out to and helping the community even more by teaming up with Beat Bama Food Drive.
We think most people would agree the word “library” generally refers to a place containing a collection of books where people go to borrow such books, or study, due to it’s lack of noise.
Before the season started, we hired a new defensive coordinator, Will Muschamp, and until this past Tuesday, Sept. 23, when it was announced Sean White would be the starting quarterback for this weekend’s game against Mississippi State, our starting quarterback, Jeremy Johnson, was projected to be a star.
Yes, many people are tired of the nation’s current political state, but he is simply appealing to what people want to hear through his ridiculous claims.