Hat tip:dsm0012 Russ Carnahan (D-MO) was asked about his support for Prop B at both the 9/24/10 and 9/26/10 debates. At the first debate, he agreed with his opponent Ed Martin (R-MO) that government should enforce the laws on the books. At the second debate he flip-flopped and said that the additional laws created by [...]

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Senate candidate Roy Blunt meeting with Move-On-Up.org members last February Another nail in the coffin of the Carnahan Senate bid? Hey Robin, 67% approval among African Americans ain’t gonna get it! We guess those warnings about “drifting too far away” fell on deaf ears, huh? Public Policy Polling: One of the things giving Democratic candidates [...]

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Carnahan windmills in NW Missouri “Being elected to Congress is regarded as being sent on a looting raid for one’s friends. – George F. Will – In this case it is a 100 million dollar earmark for Windmill farms from one brother Carnahan (Russ) to another brother Carnahan (Tom). The spoils of war (aka elections) [...]

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Our young friend over at the STL Activist Hub demonstrates clearly today why the Democrats will face an electoral tsunami come November.  Mr. Shriver’s gullible idealism shields him from the 500lb gorilla in the room that a $100 million dollar earmark for the brother of two politicians named Carnahan – is not a particularly good [...]

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Our little birdies within the Robin Carnahan camp have alerted us that reality has set in and that the the campaign now understands that they can’t beat Roy Blunt, so their goal now is to “lose respectably”. While Fired Up Missouri continues their laughable denials that the Democratic Party is about to take a blood [...]

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Since Robin now feels it’s necessary to throw her brother Russ under the bus to win an election, we thought we’d help her by highlighting Russ’s profligate spending with an excerpt from a 2008 post: “Carnahan, who was elected in 2004, has managed to pass two bills while in Congress; an arterial road in Jefferson [...]

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