Hat tip: The New Muse: Judge Craig Carter dismissed without prejudice Ernest O’Gaffney’s writ of mandamus against the county commissioners trying to force them to turn over county records to the custody of the county clerk. The Case.net notation dismissing the action was made Oct. 29 and another notation showed that correspondence was sent to […]

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According to blognetnews.com 1. Missouri Political News Service 2. Tony’s Kansas City 3. Branson Missouri 4. KY3 Political Notebook 5. The Turner Report 6. The KC Blue Blog 7. PUB DEF 8. Show Me Progress 9. Fired Up! Missouri 10. Life Of Jason 11. busplunge 12. Blog CCP 13. Politics Blog 14. Arch City Chronicle […]

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This is part of the reason why I’m going to law school; to try and counteract the next generation of activist, liberal attorneys and judges. Student Life (Washington University) By Josh Hantz According to third-year Washington University law student Sophie Alcorn, the government has infringed upon citizens’ constitutional rights in the war on terrorism. Alcorn […]

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Hey Stephen, while you’re still in your admitting mistakes mood, how about admitting you made a complete fool of yourself this summer with your Missouri Political News Service/Texas Swift Boat conspiracy theories?  Don’t worry, we won’t hold our breaths. Just a note Stephen, we still haven’t received those checks yet from the Blunt campaign or wealthy Texan Bob […]

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By Erich Vieth I understand that we are all a bit nervous now that a persona named “Mark Tiedemann” has seemingly come out of nowhere to take over Jason Rayl’s body. I’m hoping that Jason didn’t go down without a fight because I did enjoy many of Jason’s posts. Actually, I’ve known Mark Tiedemann for […]

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BY CALEB HALE Audio CARBONDALE — Former U.S. Sen. John “Jack” Danforth delivered a speech in Carbondale Wednesday about the pitfalls of hyper-partisan politics on the American landscape. Danforth, a Republican from Missouri and author of the book, “Faith and Politics:  How the ‘Moral Values’ Debate Divides America and How to Move Forward Together,” was […]

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24th State:  Jeff Jarvis describes the problem with newspaper blogs. So I think that if newspapers are going to blog, they should have lots of blogs at lots of addresses, lots of people creating lots of brands. And this also means that they must be written in the human voice of the person, not the […]

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Is Washington University jumping on thegay agenda bandwagon by trying to join UMKC as one of the“top 100 friendliest campuses for the LGBT population?” Media Credit: Lucy Moore  Dallas Bryson, the Alternative Lifestyles Association club advisor, stands with sex toys from the adult store Spanky’s. ALA will host their Forbidden Sex Party, a presentation aimed […]

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Sources within the Missouri Ethics Commission have confirmed to the Missouri Political News Service that former U.S. Attorney Todd Graves’ last minute, eleven page letter to the commission last Thursday, swayed at least two members to vote for delaying a final decision on requiring candidates to return excess campaign funds. Before Graves’ letter, sources confirm to MOPNS that Commissioners were […]

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“Senior Republican Operative” Tim Person Congratulations Antonio on winning your fight with YouTube. The Missouri Political News Service also has a copyright infringement issue going on with them. Seems the new owners Of WGNU radio (now a christian radio station) allegedly complained to YouTube about our use of roughly 30 seconds of audio from the now thankfully defunct, […]

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