The wheel is turning in Missouri and, while the divide still seems great, progress was made in the 2018 midterms. We tend to be late adopters of trends that start at the coast and move inland, but change is coming if we stay strong.
In less than three weeks members of the Missouri legislature begin pre-filing bills for the 2019 session. Right To Work promises to return, as well as efforts to undo last week’s vote to raise the minimum wage. By the first Read More …
The candidates have stepped up, listened to voters and made their cases. Now it is our turn.
A group of pastors, musicians and poets want to convince fellow believers that being Christian doesn’t mean voting Republican
We now have the potential for restoring civility and integrity to our political system if we have the will. We have solid progressive proposals that can make us safer, healthier, fiscally responsible and more just — and a willingness by Democrats to work collaboratively with all to ensure the promise of America.
Missourians work hard and honestly to support our community and families. Shouldn’t we expect the same from our elected officials? Amendment 1 is a good first step to restoring integrity in our legislature.