The man or the agenda?
Thursday, February 22, 2018, will go down as one of the darkest and most humiliating days in the history of Missouri state government.
Sadly, there...
Governor’s indictment dominates This Week in Missouri Politics
Arguably the biggest headline of the session so far: Grand jury issues indictment for Governor. It was certainly the main topic of discussion on...
Gregory talks $36M in potential savings on This Week in Missouri Politics
Rep. David Gregory did more than just talk about “waste, fraud and abuse,” he went out and found it.
The Republican representative from St....
Representative-elect Revis talks his win on This Week in Missouri Politics
Mike Revis turned a red district blue this past week, the first time a Democrat has accomplished such a special election feat in fourteen...
Faughn: What I learned when I got knocked off my horse
In a continuation of a pattern of desperate acts the Governor started last Wednesday when his staff was pushing people to believe accusations about...
Build that wall!
Throughout time, from Nehemiah to St. Louis City Hall, building a wall has been a common sense move to either keep people in or keep...
Nonstop November Action: Winners and Losers
November is typically a sleepy month in off-year Missouri politics, but not in 2017. Normally there are only a few weeks between the end...
This Week in Missouri Politics: Aggressive – not dirty – politics from both sides...
This week’s special election in Jackson County has been the focus of state politics for the last several weeks and didn’t disappoint. It ended...
Kehoe: Transportation, education, tax credit reform big issues in 2018
ST. LOUIS – Senate Floor Majority Leader Mike Kehoe announced he will not be running for any office in 2018 and predicted the big...
Rep. Rocky Miller picks his business over politics, and we should all thank him
I always find it amusing when a Republican legislator who spends his five months a year working for the gub'ment and seven months a year...
