The taxpayers are paying more and getting less. Having the state executive of Missouri driving back and forth between Jefferson City and Springfield multiple times a week is an inefficient use of our governor's time, especially when the taxpayers are footing that bill.
There are only three elections, and they are obviously in very different parts of the state. But we, hopefully, will be able to glean some information from the results of these elections.
He is literally tiptoeing around this issue as he travels around Missouri.
Red flags should be going up to Missourians everywhere.
Most seniors either don't know about the program or are confused by the many facets of the program. This bill wasn't written for seniors, it was written for pharmaceutical companies.
If a candidate's message plays well in Missouri, it's going to play well everywhere.
We refuse to allow this white supremacist a platform to spew his racist and anti-Semitic views.
The Blunt administration took steps that actually weakened the state's position in BRAC.
Most of these accusations by the Ethics Commission are a direct result of failing to maintain proper record keeping.
