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2014 Candidates for Congress – March 21, 2014

22 Saturday Mar 2014

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Previously: 2014 Candidates for Congress – March 19, 2014 (March 19, 2014)

The candidate filing deadline is 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 25, 2014.

As of 5:00 p.m. Friday Democratic Party candidates have filed in all of Missouri’s eight congressional districts.

The filed candidates (in italics), for now:

U.S. Representative – District 1

Democratic

Lacy Clay

Republican

Martin D. Baker

Daniel J. Elder

Libertarian

Robb E Cunningham

U.S. Representative – District 2

Democratic

Arthur Lieber

Republican

Ann Wagner

Libertarian

Bill Slantz

U.S. Representative – District 3

Democratic

Velma Steinman

Courtney Denton

Republican

Leonard Steinman

Blaine Luetkemeyer

John Morris

U.S. Representative – District 4

Democratic

Jim White

Nate Irvin

Republican

Vicky Hartzler

Libertarian

Randall (Randy) Langkraehr

Herschel L. Young

U.S. Representative – District 5

Democratic

Mark S Memoly

Emanuel Cleaver II

Bob Gough

Eric Holmes

Charles Lindsey

Republican

Bill Lindsey

Berton A. Knox

Samuel Alao

Michael Burris

U.S. Representative – District 6

Democratic

W. A. (Bill) Hedge

Edward Dwayne Fields

Republican

Kyle Reid

Brian L. Tharp

Sam Graves

Christopher Ryan

Libertarian

Russ Monchil

U.S. Representative – District 7

Democratic

Genevieve Williams

Jim Evans

Republican

Marshall Works

Billy Long

U.S. Representative – District 8

Democratic

Barbara Stocker

Republican

Jason Smith

Libertarian

Rick Vandeven

Constitution

Doug Enyart

In case you were wondering, eighteen republicans, sixteen Democrats, six Libertarians, and one individual from the Constitution Party have filed in Missouri as candidates for Congress.

 

Campaign Finance: Because the Constitution Party candidate is an existential threat?

21 Friday Mar 2014

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2014, 2016, campaign finance, Catherine Hanaway, governor, missouri, State Auditor, Steve Tilley, Tom Schweich

Someone else filed for State Auditor yesterday:

State Auditor

Republican

Name Mailing Address Random Number Date Filed

Tom Schweich 7144 WYDOWN BLVD ST LOUIS MO 63105 531 2/25/2014 10:41 a.m.

Constitution

Name Mailing Address Random Number Date Filed

Rodney Farthing 3127 HIGHWAY K SALEM MO 65560 3/20/2014 11:08 a.m.

Also yesterday, at the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C111150 03/20/2014 FRIENDS OF TOM SCHWEICH Friends of Tilley 100 S Jackson Perryville MO 63775 3/19/2014 $10,000.00

Dueling ex-Speakers, eh?

2014 Candidates for Congress – March 19, 2014

19 Wednesday Mar 2014

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The candidate filing deadline is 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 25, 2014.

As of this writing Democratic Party candidates have filed in seven of Missouri’s eight congressional districts. No Democratic Party candidate has filed in the 4th Congressional District.

The filed candidates (in italics), for now:

U.S. Representative – District 1

Democratic

Lacy Clay

Republican

Martin D. Baker

Libertarian

Robb E Cunningham

U.S. Representative – District 2

Democratic

Arthur Lieber

Republican

Ann Wagner

Libertarian

Bill Slantz

U.S. Representative – District 3

Democratic

Velma Steinman

Republican

Leonard Steinman

Blaine Luetkemeyer

John Morris

U.S. Representative – District 4

Republican

Vicky Hartzler

Libertarian

Randall (Randy) Langkraehr

Herschel L. Young

U.S. Representative – District 5

Democratic

Mark S Memoly

Emanuel Cleaver II

Bob Gough

Eric Holmes

Charles Lindsey

Republican

Bill Lindsey

Berton A. Knox

Samuel Alao

Michael Burris

U.S. Representative – District 6

Democratic

W. A. (Bill) Hedge

Republican

Kyle Reid

Brian L. Tharp

Sam Graves

Libertarian

Russ Monchil

U.S. Representative – District 7

Democratic

Genevieve Williams

Republican

Marshall Works

Billy Long

U.S. Representative – District 8

Democratic

Barbara Stocker

Republican

Jason Smith

Constitution

Doug Enyart

In case you were wondering, sixteen republicans, eleven Democrats, five Libertarians, and one individual from the Constitution Party have filed in Missouri as candidates for Congress.

Update:

Seek and ye shall find. Later this morning:

U.S. Representative – District 4

Democratic

Name Mailing Address Random Number Date Filed

Jim White 21921 S WALNUT BLUFF RD PLEASANT HILL MO 64080 3/19/2014 10:50 a.m.

[emphasis added]

Empty lots don’t vote

12 Wednesday Mar 2014

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2014, missouri, municipal elections, yard signs

In an indication of impending Spring the campaign signs for local and municipal elections are starting to pop up. It’s fun to watch beginners’ campaigns – they must absolutely have yard signs.

A campaign yard sign in an empty lot in west central Missouri.

Rather, direct mail, direct mail, and direct mail. And direct voter contact – door to door.

From 2008:

No disdain, I love signs

I have six yard signs in my front yard. I’ve helped put up more than thirty 4 x 8s, 4 x 6s, and 4 x 4s this election cycle. I’ve driven the steel posts, I’ve punched the holes and tightened the cable ties. My large sign technique is efficient, impeccable, and an aesthetic marvel.

Given finite monetary and personnel resources available to campaigns signs are one of the least efficient modes of political persuasion. Political persuasion is what campaigns are all about.

Sign distribution and maintenance takes an astronomical amount of energy and time from campaigns. Time is something you can’t get more of in a campaign.

Signs make us feel good, that’s for sure. But they’re not the most important thing in a campaign. They are in fact the least important – way behind newspaper ads.  

[….]

Michael Bersin  Sun Sep 28, 2008 at 14:15:07 PM CDT

Previously:

Signs, signs, everywhere signs (September 22, 2008)

Signs, signs, everywhere signs, part 2 (September 28, 2008)

Signs, signs, everywhere signs, part 3 (September 28, 2008)

You expected something different?

10 Monday Mar 2014

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2011, 2014, abortion, David Sater, General Assembly, HB 28, missouri, Plan B, SB 519

Consider the following, from the 2011 legislative session:

HB 28: and you thought the era of wedge issue politics was over (December 4, 2010)

FIRST REGULAR SESSION

HOUSE BILL NO. 28

96TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY

INTRODUCED BY REPRESENTATIVE SATER.

[….]

….No licensed pharmacy in this state shall be required to perform, assist, recommend, refer to, or participate in any act or service in connection with any drug or device that is an abortifacient, including but not limited to the RU486 drug and emergency contraception such as the Plan B drug….

And this, from the 2014 legislative session:

SB 519, HB 1307, HB 1313: wait, wait, wait (January 12, 2014)

Abortion legislation prefiled on December 1, 2013:

SB 519 Amends the current waiting period for having an abortion from 24 hours to 72 hours

Sponsor: Sater

LR Number: 4423S.03I Fiscal Note available

Committee: Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence

Last Action: 1/9/2014 – Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Journal Page: S64

[emphasis added]

12/1/2013 Prefiled

1/8/2014 S First Read–SB 519-Sater S35

1/9/2014 Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Committee S64

[….]

It’s the same individual and the same wedge issue, just in different chambers of the General Assembly.

Now consider this:

March 10 2014 12:16 PM

Republican Who Blamed Pregnant Rape Victims for Not Taking Plan B Tried to Restrict Plan B Access

By Amanda Marcotte

….The latest entrant is Missouri state legislator David Sater, who is sponsoring a bill that would extend the waiting period for an abortion from 24 hours to 72 hours. Naturally, there’s no rape exception, and naturally, Sater’s got some strong words about the irresponsibility of rape victims to justify not including one. “If a woman decides not to go to the hospital and not get the ‘Plan B,’ they’re making a decision to keep that child if they get pregnant,” he said. “If the woman found out she was pregnant three or four weeks down the line, they had made the decision not to do some preventative things like Plan B….”

….Sater may believe that women need to be swift in their Plan B procurement, but he also apparently thinks that it should be very difficult for women to procure Plan B. In 2010, Sater sponsored a bill that would allow pharmacies not to stock emergency contraception if they don’t want to and prevent women-presumably including rape victims-from suing pharmacies for not doing so. So, rape victims: You’re expected to get it together so quickly post-rape that you don’t forget to take emergency contraception, even though you’re not allowed to expect any pharmacies to actually stock the stuff….

[emphasis added]

Think about that. Senator David Sater (r) believes that the waiting period for an abortion should be extended from 24 to 72 hours. And he also believes that there should be no exception for rape victims because it’s up to them to immediately access and use “Plan B”. He also believes that “Plan B” access should be limited. That’s not consistency, that’s not logic, that’s our right wingnut republican controlled General Assembly in action.

Is anyone really surprised?

Oh, by the way, Senator Sater (r) is a pharmacist:

….Senator Sater is a native of Barry County where he owned and operated Sater Pharmacy for almost thirty years. He is a 1972 graduate of the University Missouri – Kansas City School of Pharmacy….

   

26th Senate District: pass the popcorn

09 Sunday Mar 2014

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2014, 26th Senate District, Brian Nieves, David Schatz, missouri, Timothy Jones

Today, from Senator Brian Nieves (r), via Facebook:

Brian Nieves

6 hours ago

To my friend Tim Jones,

This is what I want people to know about my decision, our friendship, and what I hope for your future! Please feel free to make copies of this and hand them out….

Dear Friends of the 26th,

First of all let me thank you for always supporting “The Right Side of the Republican Party” in Franklin and Western St. Louis Counties! Secondly I’d like to thank you for having always offered such heart felt support and grass roots effort to move our objectives forward and position my campaigns to win.

For some time now I’ve been contemplating whether or not to seek reelection to the Missouri Senate. As you can imagine, I’ve invested many hours praying, talking to Julie, and discussing it with my kids. This decision has proven to be the most difficult one I’ve ever had to make and I pray each of you will support me moving forward in much the same way you have in the past.

Some of you were with us twelve years ago when we formed a coalition of Conservatives who believed, against all odds, that we could get a guy like me, a relatively unknown Navy Veteran and business owner, elected to the Missouri House. We were the laughing stock of the political scene and NONE of the political establishment thought we had a chance! How exhilarating it was, and continues to be, to be a part of something so exciting! As you know, we WON! We not only won, we won BIG! Our Team of Conservatives helped usher in a real change to the political atmosphere. When we decided to tackle a senate run, the “establishment” once again said we’d never win but WE did! These have been, by far, the most exciting twelve years of my life and I thank you for allowing me to be a part of this conservative ground swell. It is people like YOU who inspire me to Fight Fiercely and never give up. Because of people like you, and the way you inspire me, I assure you I’ll never leave the fight! I may fight from a different place or in a different way but I’ll never leave the fight.

While these twelve years have been a Blessing as well as exciting, rewarding, and fulfilling, they’ve also been very taxing on my family. My three children are Champions and have figured out how to make it without Dad being around for the majority of their last twelve school years. They’ve endured me missing recitals, ball games, concerts, and teacher conferences. My family is 100% behind me in whatever decision I make and I love them for that. We, as a family, feel it may very well be time for me to find a way to fight the battle in a way that doesn’t require my wife to be sort of like a “single Mom” for five months out of the year, and doesn’t require my kids to automatically know that Dad just isn’t gonna be able to make that special event that occurs between January and June of each year. Maybe it’s time for me to serve in a different capacity. I’m proud to have dedicated twenty two years of my life to serving – Ten years active duty Navy and twelve years in our legislature! I can’t see myself ever terminating my service and dedication to our Constitutions but it may be time for me to do it in a different way. Perhaps in the private sector through my Leadership Development Business and/or in some local public office, but one thing is sure… I will remain “In Service!” Just closer to home!

History… Twelve years ago I began a personal friendship with Tim Jones. We instantly hit it off in terms of political opinion, comedy, talk radio and many other things that two guys base a friendship on. We have enjoyed a friendship that, unlike most relationships connected by politics, has gotten stronger and more principally meaningful over the years. I typically become LESS interested in friendships involving people in politics as I get to know them. Tim is an exception because time has caused me to have an even higher regard for him! Tim, like anybody else who knows me well, has heard me say a million times that I don’t want to be in Jeff City forever and was one of the first people to have heard me say “I’m thinking about getting out.” I don’t remember how long ago or how many times he heard me say that but it was long ago and many! He was, of course, a natural choice, as a friend, for me to reach out to when I started to realize the timing may not be good for me to seek reelection and he was, as he is today, gentleman enough to assure me he would NEVER run against me and would support which ever decision I would ultimately make.

Some time ago there began to be whisper campaigns and rumors started by political operatives and perhaps the same old “establishment” that has always fought me. They noticed I wasn’t raising money or campaigning and started rumors that would suggest I was about to be given a lucrative political appointment by our democrat governor! They whispered that I would run for reelection, win, and then drop out allowing the central committee to pick my replacement. They told people I was going to become a lobbyist and on and on and on, just like they always have! These rumors and whisper campaigns were all FALSE! They tried to find someone to run against me and unfortunately we now see that someone has! We may never know what role, if any, these political hacks played in the decision made by a local representative to run against me and I pray it was not that same old “committee of they” who caused this challenge to my incumbency. What I do know is this… Tim Jones, a True Blue Conservative, a man with whom I have been friends for twelve years, has been a complete and total gentleman and has shown extreme deference to whatever decision I make while also showing my family the kind of respect we can admire! Tim Jones has made it perfectly clear, both personally and publicly that he will NOT run if I seek reelection and I appreciate that more than I can explain. Tim knows, as do others, that I’ve been at a huge fork in the road and that my desire to be closer to home and fight the fight for liberty in a new way may very well cause me to leave the senate. His understanding and willingness to support my decision and patiently await that decision is appreciated.

I will announce my final decision before our scheduled Franklin County Lincoln Days. When I was asked by my current primary opponent about when I would decide, I promised it would be well in advance of the close of filing so that he or anybody else would have the opportunity to file in the 26th. Unfortunately we now know that allowing me to decide was not in the cards and he filed to run against me! We now find ourselves answering questions like “why would somebody file AGAINST our well known, conservative senator?” So, I now have to watch my wife and kids get the kind of controversial, unwanted attention they did NOT sign up for and would have easily been avoided if everyone in politics simply would have offered my family the kind of respect shown by my friend Tim Jones.

Prior to Lincoln Days I will make my announcement but please know this…. If I take my name off the ballot I will give my FULL, Un-throttled support to the man that has treated me and my family with honor and respect – a man who is a True Blue Conservative and Activist, a man who has been a great friend, a man who did NOT support an 8 Billion Dollar Road Tax Hike, the largest tax increase in our state’s history, like my current opponent did, a man who has not been the chief sponsor of legislation requiring you to be treated like a criminal when buying Sudafed as my current opponent has, a man who’s voting record is extremely reflective of my own. A man who joined me regularly on my ultra conservative radio show, The Patriot Enclave, during the years I hosted it. A man who demonstrated to the world, back in 1994, long before starting in politics, where he stands on State Sovereignty by submitting a thesis on Printz v. United States. A man who served at the tip of the spear in the fight against Obama Care when he became, with me, a member of the legislative foursome who became affectionately known as “The Healthcare Freedom Act Quartet” and championed the first anti Obama care legislation enacted in the country! A man who’s long time, well established, conservative credentials make him the obvious choice, and a man who I hope to one day call governor but for now will just call him Tim Jones!

Please pray for me and especially my family as we finalize a difficult and weighty announcement. After twenty two years of service and the corresponding sacrifices made by my family, it’s time for me to put family at the top of the pecking order. I’m less than a week from announcing my FINAL decision and when I do…. Well, I just hope you’ll allow Tim Jones to become your next senator!

Sincerely,

-Brian

Isn’t this the plot of a Wagnerian opera cycle? Just asking.

Seriously, pass the popcorn.

Previously:

26th Senate District: As if there’s any difference? (February 26, 2014)

Campaign Finance: a really serious commitment (March 2, 2014)

Campaign Finance: laughing all the way to the bank (March 3, 2014)

The first day of candidate filing – 2014

26 Wednesday Feb 2014

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The dust has cleared from the first day of candidate filing for the 2014 election cycle. Via the Secretary of State:

First day of candidate filing summary from the Missouri Secretary of State.

You think those party ratios in the General Assembly are an indication of the power of incumbency? Just asking. If you do run you may lose. If you don’t file you can’t win. If no Democrats files in a district who will Democrats vote for? Just asking.

Remain calm, don’t hyperventilate yet. Candidate filing is open until March 25, 2014.

And in the 3rd Congressional District:

What are the odds of an “All in the Family” general election race?

It would have been cute if they had waited in line together. Or, could this be an indication of something? Just asking.

2014 candidate filing commences at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow

24 Monday Feb 2014

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Candidate filing for the 2014 election cycle commences at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. The speculation has started:

Sean Nicholson ‏@ssnich

Any guesses on what Leonard Steinman runs for this year? 2:46 PM – 24 Feb 2014

Michael Bersin ‏@MBersin

@ssnich Catherine Hanaway is hoping he files for State Auditor and wins. 3:05 PM – 24 Feb 2014

Candidates for one statewide race (State Auditor), the eight Congressional Districts, seventeen state Senate seats (even numbered districts), 163 state House seats, and circuit court judge file at the James C. Kirkpatrick State Information Center in Jefferson City. Candidates for local offices file with their local election authority.

Candidate filing closes on March 25, 2014.

We’ll be keeping an eye on the list of filed candidates over the course of the month.

Campaign Finance: I’ll see your $10,000.00…

22 Saturday Feb 2014

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2014, 2016, Attorney General, campaign finance, Catherine Hanaway, Chris Koster, governor, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission, State Auditor, Tom Schweich

…and then someone will write the same amount to my campaign. You can bet on it.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: stocking up (February 21, 2014)

…$10,000.00 appears to be the new standard…

HB 1955: a modest proposal (February 21, 2014)

Today, at the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C111150 02/22/2014 FRIENDS OF TOM SCHWEICH Jeff Fox 26 W Brentmoor St Louis MO 63105 Harbour Group CEO 2/22/2014 $10,000.00

C031159 02/22/2014 MISSOURIANS FOR KOSTER David Johnson 104 Armour Road North Kansas City MO 64116 Maxus Properties Chairman 2/20/2014 $10,000.00

What will some people do if we get campaign contribution limits and they can’t write $10,000.00 checks? Nah, it’ll never happen.

Campaign Finance: Catherine Hanaway (r) isn’t really an option?

16 Sunday Feb 2014

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2014, 2016, Attorney General, Catherine Hanaway, Chris Koster, governor, missouri, State Auditor, Tom Schweich

This past week, at the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C111150 02/14/2014 FRIENDS OF TOM SCHWEICH Thirty & 141 LP 9109 Watson Rd Suite 400 St Louis MO 63126 2/13/2014 $5,100.00

[emphasis added]

C031159 02/16/2014 MISSOURIANS FOR KOSTER RightCHOICE Managed Care, Inc. PO Box 68086 Cincinnati OH 45206 2/14/2014 $25,000.00

[emphasis added]

Are they trying to tell us something?

Previously:

Catherine Hanaway (r) is running for Governor in 2016 (February 8, 2014)

That’s okay, we’re held together with spit, baling wire, and duct tape (June 11, 2013)

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