Democrat State Auditor Susan Montee’s son is facing charges after his arrest this week. Story is here

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Insolvency to Surpluses: The Facts about Missouri’s Budget By Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt The St. Louis Post-Dispatch recently stressed the importance of understanding the state budget.  They should follow their own advice. Missourians deserve to know the facts about the state budget. The budget we inherited after years of liberal control in Jefferson City was […]

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The new Rasmussen poll has McCain beating Saint Barack by seven points. Another poll shows Americans also believe McCain is more serious about energy.  I guess ol’ Claire’s strategy isn’t helping the Obama campaign after all, hopefully she can find somebody with Parkinson’s before it’s too late.

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It seems the Missouri Democrat Party’s “Bush-Blunt policy” talking point memo has been circulated ad nauseum. Today, even carpetbagging DCCC spokesman Ryan Rudominer used it: “We’re very confident in this victory,” said DCCC spokesman Ryan Rudominer. “It’s an open seat, and clearly there’s much dissatisfaction with the Bush-Blunt economic agenda.” 2 time loser Jay Nixon […]

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Congratulations to fellow blogger, Antonio French of PubDef.net, on becoming the Democrat nominee for 21st ward committeeman.

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This radio ad must be another one of Jane Cunningham’s “dirty tricks” to make Gina Loudon look bad, because I refuse to believe the politically savvy Loudon dynasty really approved it. From the barking dog that sounds like a porn star to the horrible Ronald Reagan impersonation this ad is too bad to be true.

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Need a chuckle to get over the primary night hangover? I present Bill Haas, a sample of the best of what the Missouri Democrat Party has to offer:

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From STLtoday.com: Nixon showed that he will take a page from Steelman’s playbook and portray Hulshof as a Washington insider. He said Hulshof “has never come close to dealing with a balanced budget in Washington DC.” The problem with this strategy is Nixon’s history as a wannabe Washington insider. Unlike Steelman, Nixon is a two […]

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Today the House of Representatives apologized for slavery. I’d like to personally thank our Missouri delegation for putting the important issues first so that black people like me could finally get over the anguish of an event we have yet to experience. Related: KY3 Political Notebook: Obama’s Comment in Springfield Sparks National Debate With McCain […]

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By Matt Simpson I saw my fair share of floods while growing up. During the flood of 1993, I watched the Meramec River slowly creep toward my house and into my basement. A few years earlier, my family and I had to evacuate our home near George Winter Park because of excessive flooding. The severe […]

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