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Lauderdale County's own State Rep. Phillip Pettus is throwing his hat in the ring for re-election! The announcement dropped this Wednesday, signaling his intent to continue serving as the Alabama House District 1 representative, a role he's proudly held since 2014. Word on the street is, Pettus (R-Killen) is known for being a real champion for his constituents. The announcement highlighted Pettus as a "Republican committed to the values of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and strong local communities." Sounds good to us! “As your representative, I’ve fought to protect your hard-earned dollars and defend the conservative values that make our state strong,†said Pettus. “I’m proud of the work we’ve done, but there’s more to do—and I’m ready to continue delivering for the people of District 1.†Pettus aligns his principles with those of former President Donald Trump. “I proudly support Trump because he fights for the same values I do—faith, freedom, and fairness,†he stated. During his time in office, Pettus has prioritized infrastructure, backing investments in roads, bridges, and broadband to connect North Alabama. He's also focused on cutting waste while ensuring vital services like education, public safety, and veterans’ programs are well-funded. “Our people deserve good roads, safe neighborhoods, and strong schools—and they deserve a government that does more with less,†said Pettus. “That’s what I’ve delivered, and that’s what I’ll keep fighting for.†A Rogers High School and Alabama State Trooper Academy alum, Pettus is a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. He and his wife, Mary, are active members of Atlas Church of Christ in Killen, AL.Rep. Phillip Pettus Eyes Another Term!
A Voice for Conservative Values
Pettus Speaks Out
Trump Supporter Through and Through
Focus on Infrastructure & Responsible Spending
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The horrific discoveries in Bibb County, Alabama, of children enduring unspeakable abuse, have ignited a renewed debate about the severity of punishment for such heinous crimes. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is leading the charge. Speaking on WVNN's "The Dale Jackson Show," Marshall didn't mince words. He believes the Bibb County case, with its allegations of trafficking, rape, chaining, and drugging of children, "clearly merits capital punishment." He described it as one of the most horrifying situations he's encountered in his career. Marshall acknowledged a potential roadblock: a 2008 Supreme Court ruling that could invalidate any Alabama law mandating the death penalty for child rapists. However, he believes the court might be willing to reconsider, given changes in its composition and evolving legal arguments. Marshall cited Florida and other states as examples, advocating for giving prosecutors the "tool" of the death penalty in these extreme cases. When asked about potential opposition, Marshall anticipated resistance from those fundamentally against the death penalty. However, he praised State Representative Matt Simpson and Senator April Weaver for their dedication to passing legislation addressing this issue. He expressed confidence in their leadership and expects strong support from across Alabama. It's a fight worth fighting for, to protect our most vulnerable.Bibb County Case Sparks Death Penalty Debate
AG Marshall Calls for Capital Punishment
Supreme Court Hurdle
Hope for Change
Opposition Expected
Legislative Support