From yesterday’s Chad Livengood piece in ths SNL:
“But some believe Kinder and Steelman’s actions are meant to help their own political consultants, now jockeying with Jetton for lucrative political consulting contracts.
Steelman is represented by Jeff Roe of Kansas City, and Kinder is now getting his re-election counsel from David Barklage of Cape Girardeau.
Jetton’s surrogates were […]

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“Yet now, all of the sudden, Kinder is drawing a bead on Rod Jetton, rolling out an ethics package clearly aimed at the Speaker…Whatever his reason, it’s interesting to note that Kinder acted here in true weaselly GOP fashion by waiting until there is absolutely no downside risk before launching his attack, as Jetton […]

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Like his famous namesake the wrestler “Rowdy Roddy” Piper, our own “Rowdy Roddy” Jetton’s “win at any cost” tenure as Speaker of the House, was similar to a Rowdy Roddy forearm smash - destructive with it’s only real purpose an unfair advantage for Rowdy Roddy.
For the second time in as many weeks, Jetton’s ethics (or […]

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A blog, whose name we will not mention, has yet again given strong reason to believe it has signed some sort of *loyalty oath with Rod Jetton. In a short post aimed mostly at discrediting Ryan Cooper — who, by most accounts, IS an odd duck — the Rod Squad misses the forest for […]

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“Contrary to what some Republican bloggers would have you believe, we at Fired Up Missouri hardly ever get our best stuff from Rod Jetton.”   FiredUp Missouri 5/20/08
You Heard It Here First
Rod “Village Man” Jetton, Chris “The Imposter” Koster, and Jason “What Rod Said” Crowell were seen at the St. Charles Ameristar Casino this weekend, enjoying […]

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Chairman Doug Russell issued the following statement today regarding the repeal of the Village Law:
“I urge every member of the General Assembly, Republicans and Democrats alike, to work together to repeal the so-called Village Law. Laws often have unintended consequences. Now is the time to fix a mistake in law that passed […]

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