John Archibald is a Metro Columnist for AL.com, focusing on local news and issues in Alabama. He has also been featured in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. John's articles cover a range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural commentary, providing insightful and thought-provoking perspectives on the issues that impact his community.
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John Archibald predominantly contributes opinion editorials focused on government, politics, and culture within Alabama. He seems particularly interested in issues related to local politics, journalism, education policies, and legal regulations affecting the state.
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By: John Archibald
Unfortunate records will break.
“I wish when I went to other states people wouldn't ... be amazed that I'm educated, wear shoes, and think I live in a beautiful state with good people.”
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By: John Archibald, Jaarchib
I'm not saying that, but I understand why people might get that idea.
But the real truth is that no one ever drives five blocks in my downtown. They drive one block. And stop at a light that just turned red.
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