RogerShuler

Sarah Palin's book tour stops in Alabama today. Why are people standing in long lines for a chance to catch a glimpse of her?

A Republican insider says Alabama Governor received campaign funding from Mississippi Choctaw gaming interests. Could this lead to a widespread investigation of GOP operatives, including those responsible for the Don Siegelman prosecution?

A California lawsuit could wind up showing that the AIG bailout was a bust--with implications from coast to coast.

The case of Alex Latifi, an Alabama defense contractor, is one of the ugliest chapters in the Bush DOJ. The fight for justice is ongoing.

Alabama Governor Bob Riley says he is anti-gambling. But his actions--and those of his associates--say something else.

Do you use a credit card? If so, beware of the sleazeballs who lurk in the debt-collection world.

Former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman and codefendant Richard Scrushy recently filed appeals of their criminal convictions with the U.S. Supreme Court. Our initial reaction? How much money is going to be wasted on a case that should have been kicked out of court before the first witness ever took the stand?

Reports in the mainstream and Web press indicate that Karl Rove denied involvement in the Don Siegelman case. One problem with these reports: They are not true.

Karl Rove followed Alabama politics and the Don Siegelman case closely, according to documents and testimony released yesterday by the U.S. House Judiciary Committee. A White House staffer even sent Rove a "news alert" about the Siegelman conviction before it had appeared on evening newscasts.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Greg Craig might be out as White House Counsel. Here are more reasons Craig needs to be shown the door.