Shamed Dogan - 2000 Yale Graduate, former staffer to former Senator Jim Talent, and yet unannounced candidate for an open state rep seat in the 88th District - received a surprisingly favorable article today in the St. Louis American newspaper. The American, usually not noted for positive articles about Republicans - especially African American ones […]

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The Missouri Political News Service would like to thank the Jurassic decision makers over at the Kansas City Star for discontinuing theirfree K.C. Buzz blog last week. Not only are you one less blog for us to compete with to a broader audience, but you also demonstrate like “Baghdad” Tony Messenger, that you really have […]

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St. Louis race baiter and radio talk show host Lizz Brown’s hypocrisy has finally come full circle. Brown who tells her listeners daily that she’s “living her life as a liberal and loving it,” has received a $25,000 no bid contract from the soon to be powerless, St. Louis School Board.
The Post also reported that […]

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The Missouri Political News Service has learned that the leader of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, U.S. Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., will be campaigning tomorrow in Kansas City for Kay Cronkite Waldo Barnes.
After the Barnes’ campaign bumbled and stumbled out of the gate last week, Democratic party leaders - who have targeted Missouri’s 6th […]

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From The Pitch:
As the chairman of a powerful city agency, Republican operative Warren Erdman is the elephant in the room
By David Martin
Warren Erdman is one of the city’s most powerful men. He once accused me of being “fixated” on him.
I’ll admit to being fascinated. See, I keep trying to figure out how he’s […]

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The Columbia Tribune Politics Blog has these quotes today from Governor Blunt regarding Kenny Hulshof:
“I’ve made no secret that I think Congressman Hulshof, Kenny Hulshof would be a fantastic president of the university,” Blunt said today in Columbia. “I’m very thrilled that he has placed his name forward as somebody that might be […]

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