In short, judges need to be above reproach. Yes, in a political environment they have to side with the Democrats or the Republicans. Still, is a judge with strong ties to special interest groups a good idea?
Category: Governance
Kill The Legend
If you work all week shoveling manure, it’s probably a good idea to not wear those boots to church. Alas, a Missouri political “legend” insists on spreading more manure and taking us to his church. John Danforth entered the political Read More …
The Worst Is Yet To Come…
Missouri May DSS Benefits Report Issued Most Wednesdays my wife and I have a late lunch at a local bar and grill, enjoying the service of our favorite waitress (who also performs manager duties). As has become tradition, I Read More …
West County Democrats meeting report for June 13, 2022
State Representative Peter Merideth, accompanied by his adorable daughter, discussed the accomplishments (and frustrations) of the Missouri Democratic caucus during the most recently completed legislative session. The presentation and interchange with West County Democrats was spirited, lively and full Read More …
Unstoppable Disaster
Missouri’s 2022 Legislative Session Last month a major tornado visited Andover, Kansas. CNN showed video of the twister bearing down on the town’s city hall. People struggle to avoid tornadoes. Buildings? Well, all they just sit their awaiting their Read More …
West County Democrats meeting announcement – May 9, 2022
Topic: “Maintaining the Separation of Church and State”
Speaker: Dr. James Croft
Dr. James Croft is the Leader of the Ethical Society of St. Louis – one of the largest Humanist congregations in the world.