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Leland Whaley

Leland Whaley

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Host, Leland Live, Leland Live

Birmingham

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Human Stories , Lifestyle, SEO , Marketing, Blogging, Online Media

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no marketing and PR, just news and facts

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  • Leland Whaley: We are closing the factory in D.C.

    By Leland Whaley| 1819 News Verified “The factory is closing.” “There will be layoffs.” Shocking words for generations of Americans out here in flyover county. For decades my people had their livelihoods snatched from underneath them by callous decisions in Washington, D.C. I grew up in the shadows of the smokestacks of a closed textile plant. I could sit on the porch at night and see the bats flying in and out of those silent towers. When that factory was built, a town was built around it.

    By Leland Whaley · 1819 News

    Feb. 10, 2025

  • Prove me wrong, Katie Britt | Alabama News

    By Leland Whaley| 1819 News Verified I've never been impressed by U.S. Senator Katie Britt. It's not personal. We've never met. I did meet her mama at an event where I was a speaker. I found Mrs. Boyd to be a lovely and kind woman. People who know her personally will speak highly of her drive and ambition. Even my wife Jessica, who was briefly a candidate against Senator Britt, speaks highly of her and some of her initiatives.

    By Leland Whaley · 1819 News

    Nov. 11, 2024

  • Leland Whaley: We are closing the factory in D.C.

    By Leland Whaley| 1819 News Verified “The factory is closing.” “There will be layoffs.” Shocking words for generations of Americans out here in flyover county. For decades my people had their livelihoods snatched from underneath them by callous decisions in Washington, D.C. I grew up in the shadows of the smokestacks of a closed textile plant. I could sit on the porch at night and see the bats flying in and out of those silent towers. When that factory was built, a town was built around it.

    By Leland Whaley · 1819 News

    Feb. 10, 2025

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