By J. Jonah Jameson
Missourians shouldn’t be surprised that media hound Jay Nixon wasn’t jumping on the condemnation bandwagon after Blago The Terrible’s misdeeds were exposed to the fine people of the state of Illinois and the rest of the nation yesterday.
The Washington Post reports today that an official with the Service Employees International Union was acting as an intermediary between Blago […]

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 PRIME BUZZ: Todd Graves files FEC complaint accusing Lt. Gov. candidate Sam Page of taking foreign contribution. Read more…
“Page spokesman Bret Bender described the original finance report as “a clerical error.” We are intending to keep the check, Bender said.” K.C. Star

By J. Jonah Jameson

Seems like Sam Page broke federal law, eh.
The AP, Springfield News Leader […]

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By J. Jonah Jameson
Sam Page finds himself in a very bad place today with revelations that he missed a heck of a lot of work in the Legislature that taxpayers still ended up paying him for.
Not only that, but Page also admitted in that weird commercial that it’s tough to be a doctor and a lawmaker […]

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By J. Jonah Jameson
NEWSFLASH: Word out of Washington is that Claire McCaskill’s husband Joseph Shepard is banging on doors all over town seeking support of the proposed financial bailout being hammered out in Washington, and that raises some very intriguing questions.
You see, as the 14th wealthiest member of Congress, McCaskill may be in deep trouble if the […]

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With a St. Louis Post-Dispatch Poll showing Peter Kinder up 16 points in the race for lieutenant governor, there is no doubt that Sam Page is going to go negative with all kinds of outrageous claims in the next few weeks, if not days.
The thing is, Page’s record can’t compare to Kinder’s and with Page’s campaign quickly slipping […]

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By J. Jonah Jameson 
The Associated Press wrote a stunning piece on how Missouri’s ethanol mandate, supported by corn grower and Congressman Kenny Hulshof, is hurting farmers.
One comment of many in correspondent David Lieb’s piece clearly shows how Corny Kenny’s mandate is affecting the way of life in rural Missouri:
About his family’s hog farm David Pitts, […]

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