From OzarksFirst.com: Missouri Senate Race Gets National Attention-and Money

For the full story by Carl Cameron-Fox News, click here.

"...Missourians and Americans are deciding in this election.. do we want to live in a country where the government is larger than the people. or do we want to live in country where the people are bigger than the country," Blunt said.

Both candidates are party insiders but this year that cuts more deeply against Dems and Blunt's outside help may make the difference."


(Carl Cameron - FOX News)

KansasCity.com: "New poll shows Roy Blunt way ahead of Robin Carnahan in Missouri race for U.S. Senate"

By STEVE KRASKE

The Kansas City Star

"With less than a month to go before Election Day, a new CNN/Time poll shows Republican Roy Blunt leading Democrat Robin Carnahan in Missouri’s Senate race by 53-40 percent.

One big reason for Blunt’s lead: He tops Carnahan by 18 points in the Kansas City region, which traditionally has been friendly turf for Democrats..."

Read more here.

Regarding Voter Fraud: The Dead Just Keep on Voting, a repost from Red State

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Voter Fraud--Missouri is right in the middle of this story, unfortunately.

"The Dead Just Keep on Voting"
By Thomas R. Spencer
A Republican Lawyer from Florida

To read the full story, click here.


"...Indeed, if you happen to be in a Democrat-led state (i.e. Sec. of State Robin Carnahan), with major cities and states with a record of vote-fraud – like Missouri, the Obama DOJ will happily dismiss lawsuits where there are actual admitted violations of the law, like the New Black Panther case. Last year, it accommodated Missouri for failing to purge its voter rolls even though a third of its counties had more registered voters than voting-age residents..."

To read past story with explanations of Obama/Acorn fraud--click here.

UMKC College Repubs & Friends attend Schweich event at Hyatt and enjoy meeting John Ashcroft, former U.S. AG & Vicky Hartzler, candidate for 4th CD

Lafayette County volunteers attend Schweich event in Kansas City. Photo with Tom Schweich & former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft. Great event!

Editor's note: Sorry, inadvertently, not everyone got in this photo, but we had a delegation of eight who attended.