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Plan 2010: Our Vision of Alabama
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RILEY BEGINS STATEWIDE TOUR

November 1, 2006


BIRMINGHAM—Governor Bob Riley wrapped up the first day of his statewide bus tour on Tuesday in Birmingham after visiting and greeting supporters in Wetumpka, Prattville, Clanton, the University of Montevallo, Centreville, Tuscaloosa, Birmingham and Selma.

Photos can be found at http://www.bobrileyforgovernor.com/PhotoGalleries.aspx  Story


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Major Papers Endorse Riley

October 31, 2006


Alabama’s four major newspapers on Sunday endorsed Governor Bob Riley for a second term, pointing to his stellar record during his first term and bold plan for a second term. The Huntsville Times, Birmingham News, Montgomery Advertiser, and Mobile Press-Register all published editorials stating Governor Riley deserves another term as governor.  Story



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IMMIGRATION

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Illegal Immigration poses a great threat to the safety of all Alabamians. Gov. Riley has been a national leader in his efforts to protect Alabama's borders. Alabama is one of only only three states whose state troopers have been trained by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency to question, arrest, and detain illegal immigrants.

TAX CUTS

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In his 2006 State of the State Address, Gov. Riley proposed a historic tax cut for every Alabama taxpayer. His vision became a reality when he signed Alabama's first significant tax cut in 70 years.

EDUCATION

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Governor Riley has invested more money in education than any governor in Alabama's history. Through nationally renowned programs like the Alabama Reading Initiative and the Alabama Math Science and Technology Initiative, Governor Riley is investing money where it counts, in the classroom.

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