Ummm, more like 1970 guys. The first African American was appointed to the UM Board of Curators in 1971. We applaud our friends over at FUM for taking off their partisan, rose colored glasses and seeing Jay’s disrespect for the African American community for what it really is. Keep up the good work! “Look, we [...]

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The St. Louis American blasts Governor Nixon today over his recent appointment to the University of Missouri’s Board of Curators. Nixon’s choice of former lawmaker Wayne Goode, to replace African American member Cheryl Walker, seems to have the African American community very concerned and frustrated – as evidence by this post and this post. “Nixon’s [...]

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With the economy shedding jobs at a 600,000 a month clip, and with the confirmation of open borders economic development director Linda Martinez, expect to see more protests like these in inner city St. Louis and Kansas City communities. These protesters are angry about construction work being done in their community by a local firm [...]

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The same paper that thought it just terrible to print materials sent to them by the Blunt Administration during the Scott Eckersley affair, now have no problem posting rumors from the National Enquirer of all places on their blog! It’s incredible the lengths these commie libs are going to destroy this woman. Read the cowardly [...]

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Hat tip: KCObamacan Kristi Boone, an Obama Field Organizer running for the Kansas House of Representatives, and Kansas City improvisors Tommy Todd and Keith Curtis take you through the pitfalls of local politics. No word on if they won a lottery to get these positions.

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Congressmen Hulshof & Skelton with Sen. Kit Bond Jay Kersting, host of “Jefferson City’s Morning News” on NewsTalk 1240 KLIK, criticizes on his blog, both Congressmen Hulshof and Skelton on an earmark they recently sponsored: Yesterday, Congressman Ike Skelton proudly presented Federal TAXPAYER money to a law enforcement program that will do a lot to [...]

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