Alabama Constitution
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Why the Push for a new Constitution They are pushing hard for more Taxes and a new Constitution Joint resolution to reform Alabama Constitution has just introduced
Alabama Liberals are always looking for ways to raise taxes.
The big push for a new Constitution.
Support
Opposition Instead of submitting the proposal as a regular bill, it has been introduced as a joint resolution in the House and the Senate. Both resolutions are in rules committees of both chambers. If passed, legal authorization is given to begin the rewrite of the Alabama Constitution. Facts about the new Constitutional Resolution:
1. The Constitutional Resolutions call for a special election in June 2010. The Joint Constitutional Resolutions are heavily pushed by the Democratic leadership with 25 co-sponsors in the House and 14 in the Senate.
Republican support is lacking.
Republican Sponsors in the Alabama Senate are:
Steve French of Birmingham (R)334-242-7851 A few angry phone calls might make them think a little clearer.
For a complete list of phone numbers for every member of the Alabama Legislature, see http://www.ccofal.org/alabama/alabamalegislature.htm It only takes 60 seconds to call and leave a brief message. Many others and other groups will be calling, so lets put it on them. If you have a representative or senator that represents a portion of one of the below counties, you may call that county legislative office and leave a message for every representative and senator from that county. One simple phone call will reach all of them at one time. The secretary will give your message to each legislator in the local delegation.
Legislative Delegation Offices...
Lauderdale County Legislative Office
Madison County Legislative Office
Marshall County Legislative Office
Mobile County Legislative Office
Shelby County Legislative Office
Twinkle Andress For information on the Huntsville State Senate race, District 7, vote on Tuesday March 3, 2009, visit: Huntsville State Senate Return to Home Page Conservative
KEEP YOUR RIGHTS - RETAIN OUR CURRENT CONSTITUTION THE 1901 ALABAMA CONSTITUTION PROPONENTS OF A NEW STATE CONSTITUTION DESCRIBE THE CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS AS
Alabama Property Rights - NOW ON LINE! Proposed
Constitutional amendment for property rights protection from the 2006
Alabama legislative session - The legislation DID NOT PASS! PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS ARE UNDER ATTACK ALL ACROSS
CITY DWELLERS WILL NOT ESCAPE THE ONSLAUGHT "SMART GROWTH" - "COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING" - "URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARIES" (UGB) ARE THE CATCH PHRASES THAT WILL LEAD YOU INTO THE DEADLY MORASS
For more information concerning our Alabama Constitution visit:
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Over 222,000 acres of Alabama land have been taken out of production of the private sector (and the tax rolls) and converted into idle, non production status. We have seen the federal government, especially under President Bill Clinton, grab thousands of acres of land, and take them out of use from the private sector. Forever Wild is the state version of what Bill Clinton has done for the environmental "land grab" lobby.
The Alabama Forever Wild Program is an example of a liberal environmentalist dream to squander tax payers dollars. Vote NO to the Alabama Forever Wild Constitutional Amendment. Read more about
Forever Wild at:
Forever Wild Alabama
Background Since its initial funding in 1992, Forever Wild has acquired over 222,000 acres in 22 counties, which are equitably distributed across Alabama. These acquisitions have been funded through the stipulations of Constitutional Amendment 543 – the interest earnings from investments within the Alabama Trust Fund, which are derived from gas royalties from Alabama’s submerged lands in coastal waters. This process is often referred to as “conservation currency,” whereby one form of natural resource (Alabama’s natural gas) is being converted and invested into another (land).