The above was taken from Dale Jackson's website. Dale Jackson is a Morning DJ on WVNN AM770 and he actually has a pretty fair take on the Alabama Amendments so I thought I would post his opinion here. If you want to read the detailed amendments, comments, and the like you can go to his webpage and read the long version and it's found at:
https://theattackmachine.wordp...bamas-14-amendments/
Hope that helps folks get prepared for the other choices on the ballot that many don't think about too often. Of them all I would think that Amendment 8 might be the most controversial, which is the "Right to Work" amendment to the State's constitution which essentially allows people to choose not to join a Union if they don't want to or prevents a Union Shop type environment meaning the Union cannot take your job for failing to join a union or so it's supposed to do. I didn't real the complete text of the amendment but Tennessee has been a Right to Work State for a very long time and it is considered a pro-Business type amendment.
If you are a very pro-Union person then you will be against this amendment and if you are pro-Business or don't want to be forced to join a Union if you are in one of those type jobs, then you would be for it.