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Baldwin County Prescription pills representing drug coverage under the teacher insurance plan

Pittman Bill Aims to Shield Teacher Insurance Plan From Costly Drug Litigation

James Bullard, May 8, 2012

The Alabama Senate passed a bill by Sen. Trip Pittman of Montrose clarifying the law so the state teacher insurance plan could negotiate prescription drug rates, a move backers said could save hundreds of millions of dollars.

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Endorsements and Fish Fries Crowd the Calendar as Primary Day Nears

James Bullard, May 27, 2010

With Alabama’s June 1 party primaries days away, campaigns across Mobile and Baldwin counties raced to stack up endorsements, rallies and receptions, from a Battleship Park fish fry to a Montrose reception for a veteran lawmaker.

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Byrne Camp Sees AEA’s Hand Behind Attack Ad from a PAC Nobody Can Trace

James Bullard, April 12, 2010

A television spot from True Republican PAC attacks Bradley Byrne’s conservative credentials by digging into his Democratic past. His campaign says the money trail leads to the teachers’ lobby.

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Sheriff Cochran Stays Neutral in Governor’s Race as Endorsements Shift Around Him

James Bullard, April 8, 2010

Mobile County Sheriff Sam Cochran flirted with backing Tim James for governor but stayed publicly uncommitted. Former Sheriff Jack Tillman is in the James camp.

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Baldwin County A house under construction with wood framing in coastal Alabama

Home Builders Back Bradley Byrne in Fairhope as Governor’s Race Money Trickles In

James Bullard, April 5, 2010

The Home Builders Association of Alabama endorsed Bradley Byrne in Fairhope, his third major business endorsement, while Ron Sparks and Robert Bentley worked the Mobile Bay donor rolls.

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Baldwin County Congested highway traffic crossing a bridge over a bay

Baldwin County’s Sages Named the One Problem They Would Fix First: The Traffic

James Bullard, April 18, 2008

Asked to name the single problem in Baldwin County that could be corrected with relative ease, business people and civic figures answered with near unanimity: the roads, the bridges and the growth filling them.

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Baldwin County Debate podium representing the proposed Baldwin County Senate debates

Cooper Presses Pittman for Four Debates and a ‘Play Nice’ Campaign Pact

James Bullard, September 25, 2007

Democratic nominee A.J. Cooper asked Republican Trip Pittman for four Baldwin County debates and proposed a written accord limiting spending, banning personal attacks and cleaning up campaign signs.

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Baldwin County The Alabama State Capitol building in Montgomery

Trip Pittman Enters the Race for Baldwin County’s Vacant Senate Seat

James Bullard, June 25, 2007

Montrose businessman Trip Pittman announced a Republican campaign for the Alabama Senate seat left open when Bradley Byrne took over the state’s two-year college system, with the primary set for Aug. 7.

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Baldwin County Open farm field bordered by oak trees in rural Baldwin County

Albert Lipscomb Sought a Return to the Senate Seat He Once Held

James Bullard, June 19, 2007

The former state senator and Baldwin County commissioner from Magnolia Springs entered the District 32 special election, campaigning on family values, opposition to gambling and managed growth.

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A Mother’s Notes to a Son: An Election, a Wedding, and a Mobile Household in 2004

James Bullard, February 4, 2005

A collection of e-mails from a Mobile mother to her grown son captures the 2004 election season as it was lived in one Alabama household: gloom, gallows humor, wedding logistics and a great deal of wine.

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