Politics Archives - Page 9 of 51

Alton, Missouri, the county seat, hosts this year’s Republican caucus. Mark your calendar for Saturday, March 2.

Thirteen governors traveled to southern Texas to see the situation themselves. Missouri already has about 250 guardsmen down there.

Representative Smith has cast his votes for freedoms and penalties for illegal aliens, while voting in the Mayorkas impeachment case.

When a child thinks he wants to change his sex, Attorney General Bailey believes that the parents need to be involved in the decision-making.

Trump promised if elected, that he would enact the largest deportation in American history of all those people who are coming here illegally.

In response to the Biden’s border policies, numerous state governors have united to support Texas’ efforts to secure its southern border.

Senator Hawley demanded answers from the federal government as to why they went into people’s bank accounts (unlawful).

The USPS raised their rates on Saturday, January 21. Instead of paying sixty-six cents for a stamp, you now pay sixty-eight cents.

Monday, January 18, 2021, is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Here is his speech “I Have A Dream” which he gave on August 28, 1963.

Governor Parson and First Lady Parson announced that they hosted a Missouri Military Ball at the Governor’s Mansion on Saturday.

Election officials are being forced by Judicial Watch to do their jobs by removing names from voting rolls that should not be there.

Among other votes, Representative Smith is trying to return choices that the federal government tried to take away back to American parents.