Ike Hearts Pelosi; Bars Public from Meetings Last Week (continued...)

Kudos to one of our locals from Odessa being featured as the "Picture of the Day" on the Missouri Political News Service website. Click here for a link to the story. The headline reads, "Ike Hearts Nancy; Bans Public from Attending Events."

In addition, the story on last week's protests was covered by the Sedalia Democrat here.

Ike Says "No" to Pettis Co. Forum: Sedalians Turn Out to Say "NO" to Ike

This afternoon, patriots in Sedalia met Ike Skelton at a healthcare forum hosted at Bothwell Hospital. The public was not invited. The congressman, elected in 1976, received several of the protesters after the event. Many in the group stated they had previously voted for Skelton, but could no longer support his candidacy after voting for cap-and-trade and other liberal policies. Skelton votes with Nancy Pelosi 97.1% of the time.

Pictured above, a patriot from Odessa displays a Pelosi-Ike puppet.

Veterans and Patriots Gather in Warsaw to Protest Ike Skelton

More reason's why we should email Sen. Bill Stouffer (stoufferb@gmail.com) and encourage him to run for Congress in 2010!!!




In what locals called a “first time,” Warsaw was the site of a political protest this morning. Those opposed to a national health care plan and other liberal policies turned out to protest Ike Skelton’s recent allegiance to the Obama-Pelosi regime.


Just inside police tape, peaceful protesters, seniors, veterans, and patriots of all ages joined forces to send Ike a clear message – "Vote with Missouri, not Pelosi 97.1% of the time, or take a hike!"



As a young staffer held the microphone, Skelton acknowledged the presence of those disappointed in his recent votes, but did not discuss policy.

New I-70 Billboard Attacks Skelton for Siding with Union Bosses

This photo was taken today in Lafayette Co. on the west side of the Higginsville Jct. on I-70. It appears to have been sponsored by organizations working to protect secret ballot elections including those in the workplace. Currently, Skelton favors changing federal laws making it easier for union bosses to bring Detroit-style workplaces to Missouri.

The billboard, as well as other internet advertisements in the 4th Congressional District, are encouraging folks to visit a website outlining his contributions from unions and asking voters to contact the congressman on the issue.

The online ads as the image below:

Sen. Bill Stouffer: Missouri Budget in Pennies

You may feel government spending in Washington, D.C., is out of control. How does the state budget compare?