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The Jeff Poor Show | Danielle Duggar on Health Freedom, Flock Cameras + Alabama’s Legislature | September 16, 2026

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Sep 16, 2026
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Summary

Danielle Duggar, the Republican nominee for Alabama House District 96, joins Jeff Poor in studio to discuss what she hopes to accomplish in Montgomery if elected. Duggar talks about the changing makeup of the Alabama Legislature, the influence of grassroots conservatives and some of the issues she expects to receive attention in the next legislative session. She also discusses her plans to carry a “Conscientious Right to Refuse Act,” her interest in property-tax relief for Gold Star spouses and potential changes involving the state health officer. The conversation also turns to Flock license-plate reader cameras. Duggar explains why she would prefer a ban on the technology, while outlining privacy protections and restrictions she believes would be necessary if lawmakers instead choose to regulate its use.