Soon to be former Democrat Republican State Representative and WalMart basher Neal St. Onge, was all set to quietly slither into his new position as “Transportation Czar” for our cash strapped state until incoming Speaker Ron Richard thankfully put the kabosh on it. From SNL’s Chad Livengood: The new speaker of the Missouri House of [...]

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The Missouri Political News Service has learned that “Mad Dog” Roy Temple, the “hands-on political ace” for the D.C. polling firm The Feldman Group was fired this month as a partner with the firm. Our sources confirm that Temple was relieved of his duties as a partner after losing the Kay Barnes race, ["Temple and [...]

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According to a quote in Post Dispatch columnist Sylvester Brown’s column today, if St. Louis wants to enjoy any benfits from our next door neighbor senator becoming president, St. Louis leaders will probably have to engage with the sleazy, machine style politicos of Chicago and Illinois in general” “The Slay supporter (who wants to remain anonymous) also was [...]

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As a residential treatment center, St. Vincent Home provides care 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for abused and neglected children with moderate to severe emotional problems, behavior disorders, and/or learning disabilities. Rex Sinquefield has had close ties to the organization since he and his brother Jerry lived at St. Vincent’s in the [...]

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Excerpt from MOGOP press release: “After spending nearly a million dollars of Missouri taxpayer money on a bogus investigation, Nixon explains that he is not using the OA system to permanently save e-mails because allowing each employee to decide whether an e-mail should be saved as a public record “… made more sense…” Can’t wait [...]

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From time to time, I will excerpt blog posts or interesting forum discussion comments from our new social networking website “Missouri Matters.” Mr. Arps responded to a forum discussion he started called, “With Barack Obama Being Elected Our Nation’s First African American President, Should the GOP Write Off the African American Vote During His Tenure [...]

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