The special primary election for Alabama House District 11 is almost here (May 13th!), and things are getting spicy! GOP candidate Heath Allbright is firing back after some seriously harsh words – and mailers – hit the streets. Allbright is calling the attacks on his character and family "dishonest." Apparently, a mailer from the 1776 PAC (connected to his opponent) ruffled some feathers in the Cullman area. Instead of getting down in the mud, Allbright says he's keeping it positive. He wants to focus on the issues that really matter to the folks of District 11. He even posted a video with his wife and kids, standing tall against the shade! So, what did the mailer actually say? It accuses Allbright of being in cahoots with "Montgomery political insiders" and "special interest groups." They point to endorsements from groups like the Alabama Farmers Federation and the Business Council of Alabama. Allbright's not having it. He's sticking to his guns (metaphorically, of course!) and focusing on being a true leader. He believes the negativity says more about the attacker than the target. Speaking of the opponent, Don Fallin reported an "in-kind" donation from the 1776 PAC right before the mailers dropped. Coincidence? You decide! Allbright's taking a page from his mom's book (and the Bible): "If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all." He's asking for prayers, support, and your vote on May 13th! Only Republicans are on the primary ballot as one Democrat will challenge the Republican victor in the general election.Alabama House Race Heats Up!
"Dishonest Attacks"?!
Staying Positive (Despite the Negativity)
What's the Fuss About?
Taking the High Road
A Little Help From... the 1776 PAC?
A Message of Unity and Hope
