SEIU beating victim Kenneth Gladney By John Loudon (excerpt from biggovernment.com) Protesters were disparaged as “tea baggers” and Astroturf, but name-calling is not what they do in Chicago. It might be over the top to say the President; himself ordered the hit, but what about his people? What he said of the conservative protestors is […]

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  ‘We have to wonder, though, if Smith will try to use his status as an early endorser of Obama – he endorsed in February – to try to get the Justice Department to go easy on him.” The election to replace Senator Jeff Smith, who has pled guilty to charges stemming from his involvement […]

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Hat tip: dsm0012 President Obama announced more loans would be made available so small businesses can expand their operations. Small business owner David McArthur explains that his customers need more money to spend in his store before he can consider expanding his business. [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/W_hwE0ev5i0″ width=”325″ height=”250″ wmode=”transparent” /] Related: Rasmussen Reports: Voters Trust Republicans […]

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We received this update from homeschooling mother Lisa Naeger. “This is the first story filed in the St. Louis Post after today’s conclusion of my trial. There is, of course, much more to tell, but something important that the story doesn’t tell, is that in addition to recommending that my husband get full legal custody […]

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Former State Rep. Talibdin “B.S.” (for baking soda of course!) El Amin We find it poetic justice and ironic in a sense, that on the same day T. D. El Amin was pleading guilty to selling out his constituents and his reputation for $2,100, we learn that Democrat state auditor Susan Montee’s gaz guzzling Cadillac […]

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St. Louis Post Dispatch: “He [Darin Cline] did a fine job.” – Charlie Dooley In testy tones, Dooley acknowledged the rumors but said they would not affect his work. “Let me clear about this: I have better things to do than to wonder who started all these innuendos,” Dooley said. “They are baseless and they […]

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Representative Talibdin El-Amin, District 57 Tweet today from Chris King of the St. Louis American: “If my source is accurate, advocates of “the private option” in public education will be losing another ally in the Missouri Legislature.” Related: “Democrats For Education Reform” Gather in St. Louis Sen. Smith Resigns: MOPNS Breaks Another One! BREAKING: Three […]

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“Red flags should be going up to Missourians everywhere.” – Jack Cardetti Jerry Berger had a blurb on his gossip website recently suggesting that there was an ongoing investigation regarding the St. Louis County Executive’s Office. Mr. Berger’s column has been mysteriously scrubbed from his site, but we think we may have a little something […]

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97.1 FM Talk’s Jamie Allman sends a video postcard as he broadcasts live from Washington DC. Hat tip: 971FMTalk [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/dL1p21iY-O8″ width=”325″ height=”250″ wmode=”transparent” /]

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 The St. Louis American’s Political Eye column weighs in on the Jeff Smith affair: One good reason why this story won’t go away is that it isn’t over. No one believes that we have heard the last damage done by the wires Brown and Ohlsen apparently wore. The feds will be keeping Ohlsen close to […]

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