Some Advice For Alabama Democrats
Oh, Alabama Democrats.
I have watched from afar over the past several years as your beloved party – the party that controlled Alabama for more than 100 years – deteriorated into a murky concoction of incompetence and incoherence.
The result is a second party in the state that is utterly inconsequential today.
It’s a sad sight, particularly as we watch the infighting and bickering that has taken hold of the party, and as the entrenched leadership at the top refuses to budge or change.
A few days ago, the party’s most recognizable face, Rep. Craig Ford, called for the Alabama Dems’ top leadership to step aside. Ford wasn’t the first, just the most prominent.
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coming up through the ranks representing Alabama's minority races and minority political party.
US House Rep. Terri Sewell, for example. Next US Senator - or Governor?
Terri Sewell - pink jacket - US Congressional House gun sit-in. Keeping good company!
The one thing that won't work is abandoning black voters and black leadership and Democratic values (ask Artur Davis).
The Alabama Democratic Party is definitely in bad shape. Dividing Democrats is not the solution.