Back on June 21, Governor Matt Blunt delivered an address on the Missouri judicial selection process before the Kansas City Lawyers Chapter. audio
Entries from July 2007
Gov. Blunt’s Speech On Judicial Selection Process
July 30th, 2007 · No Comments
Tags: Matt Blunt
Other States Copying Steelman Initiative
July 30th, 2007 · No Comments
By Michael O’Brien
Over the past few years, U.S. states have been a caldron of innovation on the topic. In Missouri, State Treasurer Sarah Steelman, a Republican, has undertaken an effort to cleanse the state’s pension funds of investments in any company doing business in a terrorist-sponsoring state. And this fall, Steelman will roll out the […]
Tags: Iraq War
Cleaver Not Raising a Lot of Money? No Story Here.
July 30th, 2007 · No Comments
The Source takes aim today at Rep. Cleavers’ recent fundraising:
“Cleaver managed to raise just over $70,000, bringing his total for the 2008 election cycle to roughly $124,000. That total number, you might note, was bested in the last quarter alone by both Sam Graves and Kay Barnes, as well as every member […]
Tags: Rep. Emmanel Cleaver
Fired Up Hates Seeing Black People
July 28th, 2007 · 1 Comment
It’s bad enough that the morons think black people can’t do anything for themselves without some white head of state helping them…but now they are attacking Matt Blunt for posting pictures of black appointees.
This is typical since the site is headed by Ms. Carnahan, who was married to an openly bigoted fool who performed […]
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Adam Smith Blasts Judiciary Selection
July 28th, 2007 · No Comments
And rightfully so…
As we’ve noted before, the three judges picked by the bipartisan selection commission for the Supreme Court are all leftists. Yes even the so-called Republican nominee, the liberal Miss Breckenridge who is very cozy with Chief Justice Laura Denvir Stith. According to one source, Stith is such good friends with Miss Breckenridge she was introducing her […]
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Nixon Wants Dem Friends Exempt
July 28th, 2007 · No Comments
Of course Jay Nixon never plays partisan politics with his office, from the AP:
Sen. Claire McCaskill and others working to pay off old campaign debts could benefit if the state Supreme Court follows the state’s suggested model for reinstating Missouri’s campaign contribution limits.
A brief filed by Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon, on behalf of the […]
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