As the Democrat Party nominating soap opera finally comes to its merciful end, we should start hearing soon calls for unity within the party. They will no doubt attempt to spin the divisive nominating contest as “good for the party.” We’ll also hear how the primary season “energized the base ” and “brought more people […]

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Rex Rector, a Republican from Cass County, served three terms in the Missouri House of Representatives (2001 – 2006) and is now running to replace Chris Koster in the Senate. During his interview on Missouri Viewpoints, Rector says he’s running because he feels the state’s government has grown too big and too intrusive. That growth, […]

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Rex Rector, a Republican from Cass County, served three terms in the Missouri House of Representatives (2001 – 2006) and is now running to replace Chris Koster in the Senate. During his interview on Missouri Viewpoints, Rector says he’s running because he feels the state’s government has grown too big and too intrusive. That growth, […]

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Although everyone knows that Barack Obama will be the Democrats’ nominee in the fall, Jay Nixon’s fear of alienating rural and urban Democrats by endorsing either Hillary or Barack, will keep this “super delegate” on the sidelines until Clinton quits or Obama secures the necessary delegates to clinch the nomination. The Missouri Republican party has […]

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“It would be unacceptable for a voter to be denied the right to vote in America merely because an inefficient government bureaucracy cannot provide a copy of a birth certificate to one of its citizens.” Secretary of State Robin Carnahan Check out the bottom of this Kentucky primary campaign flyer for Senator Obama. Besides the […]

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Doesn’t this picture remind you of that old song,”I only have eyes for you!” From savagepolitics.com: “With Barack Obama’s upcoming “surprise” leak, in which he will eventually declare Claire McCaskill as his November running mate (this is a well sourced rumor), this political season has become a spectacle of self interest and rabid pandering. Somehow, […]

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Thankfully, a judge in St. Louis last night euthanized the fledgling Connie Johnson for Senate campaign. One of the first things they teach you in law school is to never ask a question that you don’t already know the answer. First lesson any politician learns is to never make bold predictions. Johnson’s “I will be […]

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