Alabama Primaries: Religious Angle, Legal Drama Heat Up
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Alabamas Republican primaries are heating up, with candidates throwing punches over religious values and residency claims. In the lieutenant governor race, Secretary of State Wes Allen and former GOP chair John Wahl are at odds over Wahls attendance at a Ramadan dinner. The Club for Growth has endorsed Congressman Barry Moore for the Senate seat, while Ken McFeeters has filed a lawsuit against Tuberville for allegedly not meeting residency requirements. With big money, endorsements, and legal drama in play, these races could get even wilder before primary day.
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