Governor Nixon’s opposition research team is in full overdrive. Last week it was Reliance Bank and TARP funds, this week it’s personal and business taxes. Here’s an excerpt from today’s KC Star article from Steve Kraske. Examples of Spence’s tax problems: In June 1995, the state of Missouri sued Alpha Packaging for unpaid manufacturers’ taxes [...]

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GOP gubernatorial candidate Bill Randles released a written statement today calling for a federal investigation into recent reports of Governor Nixon engaging in “pay-to-play” activities. The Nixon administration awarded an exclusive $1.1 billion contract to insurance company Centene after receiving campaign contributions from both the company and its CEO. Here is an excerpt from today’s [...]

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Ambassador Alan Keyes, Move-On-Up.org co-founder Christopher Arps, Speaker Pro Tem of the Missouri House Shane Schoeller at a St. Louis fundraiser for Schoeller’s secretary of state bid.

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“Whenever rules are not enforced, you create the opportunity for somebody to believe they have been singled out,” Cleaver said. “You see during late night votes, people stand in the back with jeans and no jackets and no ties.” Really Congressman? You don’t see a difference between members (off camera and in the back of [...]

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Is Matt Hawkins part of the vast right wing conspiracy to disenfranchise Black voters by requiring identification to vote? Al Sharpton and his ilk’s rhetoric loses a bit of the heat when it’s another black person pointing out obvious voter irregularities due to no ID’s being shown at the polls: “It’s amazing how many Missourians [...]

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Clay shouldn’t be so confident, especially after the hit piece the Post Dispatch put out on him on Sunday. Clay  said he wasn’t worried about facing a fellow Democratic incumbent. He said the new First District includes only 20 percent of Russ Carnahan’s old district. “He doesn’t have a chance,” Clay said. “Eighty percent of [...]

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