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Campaign Finance: a base of working people

01 Saturday Oct 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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Did anyone think “right to get paid less” wasn’t going to be an issue in Missouri this election cycle?

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo]

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo]

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Chris Koster’s (D) 2016 gubernatorial campaign:

C031159 10/01/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI Michael Ketchmark 15454 Ironhorse Circle Leawood KS 66224 Ketchmark & McCreight P.C. Attorney 9/30/2016 $50,000.00

C031159 10/01/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI LIUNA PAC 905 16th St NW Washington DC 20006 9/29/2016 $100,000.00

C031159 10/01/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI UA Political Education Committee 3 Park Place Annapolis MD 21401 9/29/2016 $50,000.00

C031159 10/01/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI International Association of Fire Fighters Local 42 PAC 6320 Manchester Suite 42A Kansas City MO 64133 9/29/2016 $11,000.00

C031159 10/01/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI Maune Raichle Hartley French & Mudd LLC 1015 Locust St Ste 1200 St Louis MO 63101 9/30/2016 $10,000.00

C031159 10/01/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI Missouri State Council of Machinist PAC 12365 St Charles Rock Rd Bridgeton MO 63044 9/30/2016 $25,000.00

C031159 10/01/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI SEIU Missouri State Council PAC 5585 Pershing Ste 170 St Louis MO 63139 9/30/2016 $75,000.00

C031159 10/01/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI Communications Workers of America 501 Third Street NW Washington DC 20001 9/30/2016 $50,000.00

Working people and others who just might think it’d be a good thing to have a governor who has an idea of what needs to be done.

NRA candidate Chris Koster, wants to combat “urban” gun violence

11 Sunday Sep 2016

Posted by willykay in Uncategorized

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Chris Koster, gun regulation, NRA, Urban crime

Let me just say upfront, before I begin, that I’ll support a centrist, DINO Democrat any day over a full-fledged, rabid rightwing GOPer (and there is no other kind allowed in today’s GOP). They’ve all infuriated me, but I’ll still vote for coal-loving McCaskill, her balanced-budget pal, Jason Kander, and once-upon-a-time-Republican, born-again-sort-of-Democrat Chris Koster. That given, I’m still appalled by Missouri Democratic politicians’ efforts to pander to an almost imaginary center right demographic.

This personal emotional conflict was reactivated in spades when Chris Koster was endorsed by the red-meat, GOP base-baiting National Rifle Association (NRA) in a statement asserting that Koster has “a proven record of fighting to preserve the Second Amendment.” Given the way that the NRA has been trying to expand the scope of how we understand the 2nd amendment, that’s an endorsement that pretty much relegates Koster’s gun views into cray-cray territory. You remember the old Bob Dylan song, “Rainy Day Women,” where “everybody must get stoned”? In the NRA version, everybody must get armed. All the time. Everywhere. And shoot at will. It’s a damn scary world, they say.

But Koster’s not dumb. He knows that there are plenty of folks who believe that by their friends ye shall know them. So he has decided to try to let us know that while he’s not adverse to being identified with the NRA, given the 2nd amendment fetish of lots of mostly rural and suburban Missourians, he does plan to do something to combat gun violence. Urban, African-American gun-violence, that is.

Koster makes this clear in the following excerpt from a mass campaign email (paragraphs have been condensed):

I remember walking down Tucker Boulevard in St. Louis with my dad when I was a young boy. But, today, St. Louis is too often plagued by gunfire and killings, and it has become one of the most dangerous cities in the country. We cannot accept this.

As a prosecutor, I put many of Missouri’s worst criminals behind bars. As your next governor, I will fight urban gun violence head-on. [ …] Together, we can rebuild trust in our communities and give police the tools they need to keep us safe.

The email links to a video ad that spells it all out even more clearly, using all the appropriate code words and phrases. The video enumerates the steps Koster would take to combat “urban” crime in, specifically, St. Louis:

  1. Regain the trust of honest/innocent people by supplying witness protection.
  2. Give police the tools to fight urban violence.
  3. Deny bail to “criminals” caught carrying guns.
  4. Give felons who commit gun crimes long sentences with no chance for parole.

Whew! Tough enough for you!

First, I’m sure there are folks who would perhaps be willing to testify only if offered witness protection, but if Koster is really concerned with regaining the trust of “honest” folks (i.e., non-criminal African-Americans), he also needs to address what he proposes to do to insure police accountability.

Second, what tools is he proposing to give police? Bigger guns than those available to street criminals? That’s a lost cause given all the great big guns (many stolen from less than intrepid “good guys” with guns) in circulation. A policy of “broken windows” policing – let the would-be tough guys on the force run wild? Nothing like installing a police state to regain trust.

Third, Koster seems to be pushing for the retrograde type of sentencing laws that have over-crowed our prisons and destroyed communities , while ignoring the success of “gun courts” that substitute the use of social programs in lieu of prison sentences.

And not a word about the root problem. Guns.

There’s a reason we’re talking gun violence. One judge who is enthusiastic about gun courts explained their failure to cure the problem by noting that “there’s just too many guns out there. You can’t arrest your way out of the problem, you can’t confiscate your way out of the problem.”

Somebody tell that to Chris Koster. Please.

The perfect lawn

11 Sunday Sep 2016

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Mow it, then plant it.

Sigh…

06 Tuesday Sep 2016

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Via Twitter this morning:

smkelly090616

Michael Sean Kelley ‏@mskstl
Apparently I will be voting for the NRA endorsed candidate. Not sure that has ever happened for me in the past.
11:22 AM – 6 Sep 2016

A lot of people are saying that this morning.

From Chris Koster’s (D) campaign:

RELEASE: Chris Koster Endorsed by the National Rifle Association
 
St. Louis – Today, the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) announced their endorsement of Chris Koster’s campaign for governor. The NRA-PVF cited Attorney General Koster’s longstanding support of Second Amendment rights as the key reason for their endorsement.

Attorney General Koster released the following statement in response to the endorsement.

“I am pleased to receive the endorsement of the NRA. As a rural prosecutor, State Senator, and now as Attorney General, I have long defended Missouri’s hunting heritage and Second Amendment rights. As Governor, I pledge to continue to protect the traditions and values of people across Missouri.”

[….]

Did he have to rub it in?

Campaign Finance: when you’re left with one choice that’s the one you make

30 Tuesday Aug 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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Making government work for everyone as opposed to blowing it up comes to mind.

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo]

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo]

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Chris Koster’s (D) 2016 gubernatorial campaign:

C031159 08/30/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI UAW V CAP 8000 East Jefferson Ave Detroit MI 48214 8/29/2016 $200,000.00

[emphasis added]

Okay, that’s from working people. A candidate’s opposition to “right to get paid less” will do that.

But wait, there’s more:

C031159 08/30/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI John McDonnell 1 Serendipity Ln Saint Louis MO 63131 None Retired 8/30/2016 $100,000.00

C031159 08/30/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI Sam Fox 7701 Forsyth Blvd Ste 600 Saint Louis MO 63105 Harbour Group Chairman / CEO 8/30/2016 $100,000.00

C031159 08/30/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI William Danforth 10 Glenview Rd Saint Louis MO 63124 None Retired 8/30/2016 $100,000.00

[emphasis added]

People who usually contribute to republican candidates? How can that be?

Stem cells you think?:

C051043 10/08/2015 SUPPORTERS OF HEALTH RESEARCH AND TREATMENTS John McDonnell 1034 S. Brentwood Blvd. Ste. 1840 St Louis MO 63117 Retired Retired Business Executive 10/8/2015 $31,350.00

[emphasis added]

C051043 09/25/2014 SUPPORTERS OF HEALTH RESEARCH AND TREATMENTS Sam Fox 7701Forsyth Blvd Suite 600 St Louis MO 63105 retired business executive 9/23/2014 $24,900.00

C051043 04/06/2016 SUPPORTERS OF HEALTH RESEARCH AND TREATMENTS Sam and Marilyn Fox 7701 Forsyth Blvd Suite 600 St Louis MO 63105 Retired Business Executive 4/6/2016 $35,750.00

[emphasis added]

C051043 02/12/2015 SUPPORTERS OF HEALTH RESEARCH AND TREATMENTS William Danforth 10 Glenview Rd St Louis MO 63124 retired physician and educator 2/11/2015 $58,500.00

[emphasis added]

That’s $500,000.00 for Chris Koster’s (D) campaign in one day from an interesting mix of supporters.

When you’re only left with one choice on a number of important issues that’s the one you make.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: Is it any wonder? (August 27, 2016)

Campaign Finance: they understand the stakes (August 28, 2016)

Campaign Finance: they understand the stakes

28 Sunday Aug 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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campaign finance, Chris Koster, governor, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission

That would be the republican agenda of “right to get paid less”, underfunding public education, and ignoring public infrastructure. Just to name a few.

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo].

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo].

Yesterday at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Chris Koster’s (D) 2016 gubernatorial campaign:

C031159 08/27/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, AFL-CIO, CLC 1775 K Street, NW Washington DC 20006 8/25/2016 $100,000.00

C031159 08/27/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI NEA Fund for Children and Public Education Non Federal MO Account 1810 East Elm Street Jefferson CIty MO 65101 8/25/2016 $150,000.00

C031159 08/27/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI Bob Fox 2105 S. Warson Road St Louis MO 63124 Newspace Closet Interiors Owner 8/27/2016 $7,500.00

[emphasis added]

That would be working people, educators, and an entrepreneur. They do know the stakes.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: Is it any wonder? (August 27, 2016)

Campaign Finance: Is it any wonder?

27 Saturday Aug 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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campaign finance, Chris Koster, Eric Greitens, governor, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission

Republican Eric Greitens fires up fall campaign for Missouri governor
7:37 PM CDT Aug 26, 2016

….Greitens stump speech Friday did not go into specifics. When pressed by reporters later about how he would grow jobs and raise wages, he talked about making Missouri a right-to-work state….

That’s not a particularly effective message for any organized labor outreach.

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo].

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo].

Yesterday at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Chris Koster’s (D) 2016 gubernatorial campaign:

C031159 08/26/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI Simmons Hanley Conroy 6814 Goshen Roaad Edwardsville IL 62025 8/26/2016 $50,000.00

C031159 08/26/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI Chipp Political Account 1401 Hampton Avenue 3rd Floor St Louis MO 63139 8/24/2016 $265,000.00

[emphasis added]

They understand.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: the right to spend as much as you want to influence elections in Missouri (August 25, 2016)

Campaign Finance: working people, acting collectively, are not entirely defenseless (August 25, 2016)

Campaign Finance: just passing through (August 26, 2016)

Campaign Finance: working people, acting collectively, are not entirely defenseless

25 Thursday Aug 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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AFSCME, campaign finance, Chris Koster, governor, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission, organized labor

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo].

Chris Koster (D) [2016 file photo].

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Chris Koster’s (D) 2016 gubernatorial campaign:

C031159 08/25/2016 KOSTER FOR MISSOURI AFSCME 1625 L Street NW Washington DC 20036 8/23/2016 $500,000.00

[emphasis added]

Well, okay.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: the right to spend as much as you want to influence elections in Missouri (August 25, 2016)

Campaign Finance: the right to spend as much as you want to influence elections in Missouri

25 Thursday Aug 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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campaign finance, Chris Koster, David Humphreys, governor, missouri, PACs, Tamko

It’s their world, the rest of us get to live in it.

Lest we forget, in the Missouri Constitution:

BILL OF RIGHTS
Section 29
Organized labor and collective bargaining.
Section 29. That employees shall have the right to organize and to bargain collectively through representatives of their own choosing.

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission for a family funded PAC:

C151174 08/25/2016 COMMITTEE FOR ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT IN MISSOURI David Humphreys P O Box 4050 Joplin MO 64803 TAMKO Building Products Executive 8/24/2016 $1,000,000.00

[emphasis added]

Before the August primary the very same PAC ran ads against selected candidates (from the PAC’s July 2016 campaign finance report):

MISSOURI ETHICS COMMISSION
DIRECT EXPENDITURE REPORT
COMMITTEE FOR ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT IN MISSOURI [pdf] 7/14/2016

Chris Koster PO Box 1551 Jefferson City MO 65102 Governor [opposed] 4/25/2016 $240,944.00

Chris Koster PO Box 1551 Jefferson City MO 65102 Governor [opposed] 4/25/2016 $42,000.00

Chris Koster PO Box 1551 Jefferson City MO 65102 Governor [opposed] 4/27/2016 $36,940.00

Chris Koster PO Box 1551 Jefferson City MO 65102 Governor [opposed] 6/7/2016 $511,090.00

Chris Koster PO Box 1551 Jefferson City MO 65102 Governor [opposed] 6/29/2016 $96,660.00

Kevin Corlew PO Box 28443 Kansas City MO 64188 State Rep – Dist 14 [opposed] 6/14/2016 $12,472.00

Nick King 1937 Current St Liberty MO 64068 State Rep – Dist 17 [opposed] 6/14/2016 $12,472.00

Bill Kidd 1820 N Ashley Drive Independence MO 64058 State Rep – Dist 20 [opposed] 6/14/2016 $9,052.00

Sheila Solon 2402 Stonecreek Ct Blue Springs MO 64015 State Rep – Dist 31 [opposed] 6/14/2016 $9,052.00

Anne Zerr PO Box 1191 St Charles MO 63302 State Rep – Dist 23 [opposed] 6/14/2016 $14,710.00

Crissy Sommer 901 Boone’s Lick Rd St Charles MO 63301 State Rep – Dist 106 [opposed] 6/14/2016 $10,710.00

That’s a lot of advertising. Right to get paid less anyone?

Chris Koster (D) can probably expect a whole lot more.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: Account…ability (February 23, 2016)

Campaign Finance: Account…ability – part 2 (February 25, 2016)

Campaign Finance: Account…ability – part 3 (March 25, 2016)

Campaign Finance: Tamko! (June 3, 2016)

Missouri State Fair Governor’s Ham Breakfast – August 18, 2016

19 Friday Aug 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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Billy Long, Chris Koster, Eric Greitens., Governor's Ham Breakfast, Jay Ashcroft, Josh Hawley, Mike Parson, missouri, Missouri State Fair, Russ Carnahan, Teresa Hensley, Vicky Hartzler

Previously:

Trumpoids at the Missouri State Fair Governor’s Ham Breakfast (August 18, 2016)

Yesterday we made our annual pilgrimage to Sedalia for the Missouri State Fair Governor’s Ham Breakfast, the largest concentration of politicians and office holders in one place in the state – outside of Jefferson City when the General Assembly is in session. It’s an opportunity for us to drive a relatively short distance and photograph (and sometime talk with) candidates and office holders. The entrance to this year’s breakfast was a more crowded and raucous affair than previous years. Even surreal. At one point Roy Blunt’s (r) cornfield image wrapped campaign bus was escorted along the entrance path by a golf cart – that driver parted the crowd with warnings to make way. I quipped to someone standing next to me that the scene needed to be accompanied by G. F. Handel’s “Arrival of the Queen of Sheba” from his oratorio Solomon. That surreal.

Everywhere, signs. For Jason Kander (D) at the Missouri State Fair Governor's Ham Breakfast - August 18, 2016.

Everywhere, signs. For Jason Kander (D) at the Missouri State Fair Governor’s Ham Breakfast – August 18, 2016.

In to the lion's den. A contingent from a rational group passed out leaflets to breakfast attendees running the gauntlet of candidate volunteers at the entrance to the breakfast - August 18, 2016.

In to the lion’s den. A contingent from a rational group passed out leaflets to breakfast attendees running the gauntlet of candidate volunteers at the entrance to the breakfast – August 18, 2016.

Some of the candidates:

Mike Parson (r), the republican party nominee for Lieutenant Governor.

Mike Parson (r), the republican party nominee for Lieutenant Governor.

Because asking politely for people to comply with the law always seems to work out so well (April 15, 2015)

Jay Ashcroft (r), the republican party nominee for Secretary of State.

Jay Ashcroft (r), the republican party nominee for Secretary of State.

The legacy demonstrates difficulty understanding concepts taught on a children’s television show (May 20, 2015)

Russ Carnahan (D), the Democratic Party nominee for Lieutenant Governor.

Russ Carnahan (D), the Democratic Party nominee for Lieutenant Governor.

Inciting Tea Party rage – when is enough too much? Ask Russ Carnahan. (March 25, 2010)

Campaign Finance: no question (August 13, 2016)

Eric Greitens (r), the republican party nominee for Governor.

Eric Greitens (r), the republican party nominee for Governor.

Because we can.

Eric Greitens (r) – January 2016 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report – “Running for governor in which state?” (January 17, 2016)

Campaign Finance: Oh, like they couldn’t come up with another $25,000.00? (July 18, 2016)

Campaign Finance: not exactly a paragon of transparency (August 11, 2016)

Representative Vicky Hartzler (r), the incumbent in the 4th Congressional District.

Representative Vicky Hartzler (r), the incumbent in the 4th Congressional District.

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (r): Your famos! (October 23, 2015)

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (r): the Harper Valley PTA (March 8, 2016)

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (r): Zika Chutzpah (June 29, 2016)

Representative Billy Long (r), the incumbent in the 7th Congressional District.

Representative Billy Long (r), the incumbent in the 7th Congressional District.

Rep. Billy Long (r): It’s your party… (December 30, 2015)

Chris Koster (D), the Democratic Party nominee for Governor.

Chris Koster (D), the Democratic Party nominee for Governor.

Chris Koster (D) in Columbia, Missouri – August 5, 2016 (August 6, 2016)

Chris Koster (D) – video by Jerry Schmidt – 8/5/2016 (August 6, 2016)

Chris Koster (D) in Columbia, Missouri – media questions – August 5, 2016 (August 6, 2016)

Teresa Hensley (D), the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General.

Teresa Hensley (D), the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General.

Wait, is that a happy tracker in the background? [It is.]

Teresa Hensley (D).

Teresa Hensley (D).

Teresa Hensley (D): “…they absolutely told us who they were and what they stand for.” (September 21, 2012)

Teresa Hensley (D) and Jake Zimmerman (D) at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law (April 21, 2016)

Nice people (August 3, 2016)

Campaign Finance: Oh, yes, there is a big difference. (August 12, 2016)

Senator Roy Blunt (r), the incumbent in the U.S. Senate race.

Senator Roy Blunt (r), the incumbent in the U.S. Senate race.

Does Roy really heart Donald? (August 13, 2016)

Does Roy Blunt really want to run on his record? (August 13, 2016)

Well, there is that lobbyist thing. (August 15, 2016)

Blunt was against Medicare before he he was for it (August 17, 2016)

Josh Hawley (r), the republican party nominee for Attorney General.

Josh Hawley (r), the republican party nominee for Attorney General.

Understanding your job… (September 5, 2015)

Campaign Finance: it all depends on what your definition of “grass roots” is (May 2, 2016)

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