Joey Kennedy

Alabama Media Group

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Editorial writer and columnist for the Birmingham News and Alabama Media Group; 1991 winner of a Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing

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Yesterday in New Jersey, Republican Governor  Chris Christie  won a massive victory, including the votes of traditional Democrats.

Results Are In and It's Time for Reading Political Tea Leaves

Yesterday in New Jersey, Republican Governor Chris Christie won a massive victory, including the votes of traditional Democrats.

from To the Point

The swarm of tornadoes that hit five southern states yesterday killed well over 200 people, at least 131 in Alabama alone.

Deadly Tornadoes Rip through Alabama and the Deep South

The swarm of tornadoes that hit five southern states yesterday killed well over 200 people, at least 131 in Alabama alone.

from To the Point

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