Just hours after falling short in his bid for the Constitution Party’s Presidential nomination on Saturday, former US Ambassador Alan Keyes sat down with Mike Ferguson to discuss his thoughts on the events of the party’s convention, the state of America and his political future. The convention took place at the Marriott Hotel and Convention […]

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Audio recordings by political activist, Bob WitbolsFeugen, who was jailed for protesting at a Jackson County, Missouri meeting on April 21, 2008. From Prime Buzz: Three deputies restrained and handcuffed WitbolsFeugen outside the legislative meeting Monday after they said he violated a new policy requiring him to check in with the sergeant-at-arms if he intended […]

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Democratic Conference vice chairman Charles Schumer (D-NY) and Senator Claire McCaskill talk about the latest filibuster situation in the Senate over an equal pay bill. Chucky Schumer made it a point to remind us that Sen’s Clinton and Obama came off the campaign trail to vote, but John McCain decided not too. It’s ironic that […]

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A recurring theme coming out of the Hulshof campaign recently has been the topic of ethics in government. Just yesterday, Mr. Hulshof called for putting all patronage fee offices up for bid, but critics contend his plan basically keeps the current system in place. “Still, under the newly devised Hulshof formula provided to Prime Buzz, […]

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Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft spoke to sometimes rowdy crowd at Knox College on Tuesday, April 22, 2008. *Former Show-Me-Institute intern Maurice Harris gives his thoughts. [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/ZAsRhKjprQg” width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /]

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First, the University hires a guy as system president who was fired from Sprint, and now they STILL have a chair in disgraced former Enron CEO Ken Lay’s name. Incredible! By Andrew Denney Graphic/Amy Oslica MU economics professor Joseph Haslag has been appointed as the first Kenneth L. Lay Chair of Economics, the College of […]

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Click here to listen (Courtesy KCMO) Roe and Levota discuss Barack Obama and his ties to 60’s radicals, Ron Paul’s supporters in the 5th District, and their predictions for today’s Pennsylvania primary.

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“Missouri Viewpoints” Expands; For the first time, “Missouri Viewpoints” releases a full 30 minute television program. The new program features interviews with two Democratic candidates for State Representative. Raymore Mayor Juan Alonzo is running for the open 123rd District seat, hoping to replace Republican Brian Baker who is not running for reelection. Mayor Alonzo discusses […]

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KY3 reporter and blogger Dave Catanese is the first offender. In a bid to be humorous (we guess), Cantanese titled a weekend blog post “Blogga Please,” a take off from the popular phrase “Nigga Please” that was commonly used in early 70’s “blaxploitation movies. Nice try Dave, but we didn’t find it funny. Also not […]

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