(KSDK) – A former U.S. Attorney was charged Wednesday with 18 counts of statutory sodomy, police said. The alleged incidents took place at Eric Tolen’s Town & Country, Mo., home and involved two 15-year-old boys. Police said the charges against Tolen stem from a joint investigation between the St. Louis County Police Department and the […]

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From the Political Eye: “Nixon will address the Unity PAC at their weekly breakfast club meeting, Saturday, June 16 at 10 a.m. at the Down Home Elegance Restaurant, 10832 Bellefontaine Rd, just east of highway 270. Unity PAC members host a weekly breakfast at the Down Home Elegance Restaurant where they exchange political and public […]

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  The liberal blogoshere is often called “knee jerk” by its conservative critics. In a political climate where labels are bandied about with reckless abandon, buzz words soon become cliches, which gradually lose their powers of persuasion. Thus, one must provide examples to be deemed credible. Well, we have one for you. In a post […]

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Libertarian Guy has worked out the bugs for his new podcast. Listen to the finished product here.

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The Libertarian Guy gives a belated congratulations to the LP’s new chairman Glenn Nielson. Excerpt from Chairman Nielson’s weblog: My first ten days as Missouri Libertarian Party Chair have been very busy. The picture to the left is a new portrait I had made which was needed by the Missouri Secretary of State for publishing […]

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The Missouri Politics Blog is not very impressed with the latest feature on Republican operative John Hancock’s Missouri Pulse Blog. In between daily posts lambasting Jay Nixon, and then lambasting Jay Nixon again, and then lambasting Jay Nixon again, again and again; the Missouri Pulse is adding……recipes! Here’s the excerpt from Missouri Pulse introducing their […]

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By LINDSAY TOLER For residents of Columbia, home of the world’s first journalism school, it can sometimes seem like there are more journalists in town than citizens. But as the blogosphere expands, the line between citizens and journalists is blurring. Mike Martin, a full-time freelance science writer for publications like Science and Spirit Magazine and […]

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