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Teresa Hensley (D): Protect

23 Sunday Oct 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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The newest ad from Teresa Hensley’s (D) 2016 campaign for Attorney General:

The Attorney General’s job is to protect Missouri’s most vulnerable. Teresa Hensley understands that. And so do the people she’s fought for.

She prosecuted the man who broke into my house and attacked me.

There was five prosecutions in my grandfather’s murder and she got five convictions.

Teresa was protecting me, but she was also protecting every woman in Missouri.

She told us how it was gonna go and that’s exactly how it went.

Teresa is the only one I trust as Missouri’s Attorney General.

Teresa Hensley, a prosecutor for Attorney General.

[Paid for by Teresa Hensley for Missouri, Karen Meador, Treasurer]

Previously:

Teresa Hensley (D) for Attorney General: first general election ad (October 3, 2016)

Teresa Hensley (D): about that Josh Hawley (r) television ad… (October 6, 2016)

Campaign Finance: it’s what you call actual transparency

21 Friday Oct 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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Teresa Hensley (D) [2016 file photo].

Teresa Hensley (D) [2016 file photo].

Yesterday at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Teresa Hensley’s (D) 2016 campaign for Attorney General:

C151147 10/20/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI Democratic Attorneys General Association – Missouri 600 Washington Ave Saint Louis MO 63101 10/20/2016 $175,000.00

[emphasis added]

In the week previous:

C091291 10/14/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Intuit 2700 Coast Ave Mountain View CA 94043 10/14/2016 $25,000.00

C091291 10/14/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI CleanChoice Energy Inc. 1055 Thomas Jefferson St NW Suite 650 Washington DC 20007 10/14/2016 $25,000.00

C091291 10/14/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Walgreen CO/IL Walgreen Co. Government Relations 104 Wilmot Road MS #1428 Deerfield IL 60015 10/14/2016 $25,000.00

C091291 10/14/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP 850 Third Avenue New York NY 10022 10/14/2016 $10,000.00

C091291 10/14/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI DeVry Education Group 3005 Highland Parkway Downers Grove IL 60515 10/14/2016 $15,000.00

C091291 10/14/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossman LLP 1251 Avenue of the Americas New York NY 10020 10/14/2016 $50,000.00

C091291 10/19/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Planned Parenthood Action Fund 1101 Vermont Ave NW, Suite 300 Washington DC 20005 10/12/2016 $10,000.00

C091291 10/19/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Distilled Spirits Council US 1250 Eye Street NW Suite 400 Washington DC 20005 10/17/2016 $10,000.00

C091291 10/19/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Smithfield Foods Inc. PO Box 9003 Smithfield VA 23431 10/19/2016 $15,000.00

[emphasis added]

It’s easy enough to see where the money comes from. Unlike others.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: how transparency is supposed to work (September 24, 2016)

Campaign Finance: a transparent difference

13 Thursday Oct 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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Teresa Hensley (D) [2016 file photo].

Teresa Hensley (D) [2016 file photo].

Yesterday at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Teresa Hensley’s (D) 2016 campaign for Attorney General:

C151147 10/12/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI Democratic Attorneys General Association – Missouri 600 Washington Ave Saint Louis MO 63101 10/12/2016 $300,000.00

C151147 10/12/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI Davis, Bethune & Jones LLC 1100 Main St Kansas City MO 64105 10/12/2016 $10,000.00

C151147 10/12/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI Engineers Political Education Committee 1125 17th St NW Washington DC 20036 10/12/2016 $50,000.00

[emphasis added]

We do know where the Democratic Attorneys General Association gets their money. Unlike the republican PAC based in Washington, this group is actually transparent:

C091291 10/07/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI National DRIVE Committee (Teamsters) 25 Louisiana Avenue NW Washington DC 20001 10/7/2016 $50,000.00

C091291 10/07/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Troutman Sanders 1001 Haxall Point PO Box 1122 Richmond VA 23219 10/7/2016 $25,000.00

C091291 10/07/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Grant & Eisenhofer PA 123 Justison St Wilmington DE 19801 10/7/2016 $50,000.00

C091291 10/07/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Tim Gill 191 University Blvd Suite 266 Denver CO 80206 Founder Gill Foundation 10/7/2016 $15,000.00

C091291 10/08/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Intuit 2700 Coast Ave Mountain View CA 94043 10/7/2016 $25,000.00

C091291 10/08/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Google 1101 New York Ave. NW Washington DC 20005 10/7/2016 $50,000.00

C091291 10/11/2016 DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI Aaron’s, Inc. 1015 Cobbs Place Blvd. P.O. Box 100039 Kennesaw GA 30156 10/11/2016 $50,000.00

[emphasis added]

That’s a significant difference.

Teresa Hensley (D): about that Josh Hawley (r) television ad…

06 Thursday Oct 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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“…Josh Hawley has never represented a client in the Platte County courthouse or, for that matter, in any Missouri county courthouse…”

Teresa Hensley (D) [2016 file photo].

Teresa Hensley (D) [2016 file photo].

Josh Hawley’s (r) 2016 campaign for Attorney General is running a slickly produced television ad. Teresa Hensley’s (D) campaign pointed out the artifice in a press release:

JOSH HAWLEY: MISSOURI’S BAD POLITICAL ACTOR
Hawley pretends to go into a courthouse in first political ad.
 
PLATTE COUNTY, MO – In his first general election political commercial, Josh Hawley did something he’s never done before: stride towards the Platte County courthouse to practice law and maybe even try a case.  The truth is, Josh Hawley has never represented a client in the Platte County courthouse or, for that matter, in any Missouri county courthouse. He does not take or try cases in Missouri. 

Teresa Hensley for Attorney General also released her first commercial this week, largely filmed inside the Historic Cass County Courthouse where she practiced law as a private attorney for 14 years.  Hensley then served as County Prosecutor for 10 years, representing her constituents in a court of law, putting hundreds of felons behind bars, winning convictions for over 500 sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse cases, and an unmatched 21 for 21 murder convictions. 

“Missouri has enough bad political actors,” said Hensley spokesperson David Woodruff.  “Josh Hawley has never prosecuted a single criminal or sought justice for a single victim in a Missouri courtroom.  Missouri voters will not be fooled by Josh Hawley’s phony effort and lack of experience.  The Attorney General’s office is not a think tank or a political stepping stone.  It’s a law office for the people of Missouri.”

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Okay, that left a mark.

Previously:

Teresa Hensley (D) for Attorney General: first general election ad (October 3, 2016)

Teresa Hensley (D) for Attorney General: first general election ad

03 Monday Oct 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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Teresa Hensley’s (D) 2016 Attorney General campaign has released her first general election ad:

Teresa Hensley (D): As prosecutor I’ve fought for Missourians who needed a voice. [Teresa Hensley, Former Cass County Prosecutor] The Attorney General’s job is to protect our most vulnerable. I’m the one candidate who’s done that.

Announcer: Teresa Hensley, twenty-four years in a courtroom. Over ninety child sex abuse convictions. Twenty-one murder cases, Twenty-one convictions. And Teresa Hensley is endorsed by Missouri’s FOP.

Teresa Hensley (D): I’m the only candidate with a record of seeking justice above politics. [Teresa Hensley, A Prosecutor for Attorney General] That’s the job. And why I’m asking to serve as your Attorney General.

[Paid for by Teresa Hensley for Missouri, Karen Meador, Treasurer]

Campaign Finance: at the end of the quarter

01 Saturday Oct 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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Missouri statewide Democratic Party candidates have to run efficient campaigns. Billionaires and millionaires don’t tend to throw seven figure checks at them.

Teresa Hensley (D) [2016 file photo].

Teresa Hensley (D) [2016 file photo].

This past week at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Teresa Hensley’s 2016 campaign for Attorney General:

C151147 09/23/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI Electrical Workers Voluntary Political 5850 Elizabeth Ave Saint Louis MO 63110 9/22/2016 $10,000.00

C151147 09/29/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI Sheet Metal Workers Political Action League 1750 New York Ave NW Washington DC 20006 9/28/2016 $10,000.00

C151147 09/29/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI Democratic Attorneys General Association – Missouri 600 Washington Ave Ste 2500 St Louis MO 63101 9/28/2016 $400,000.00

C151147 09/30/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI International Association of Fire Fighters Local 42 PAC 6320 Manchester Ave Kansas City MO 64133 9/29/2016 $10,000.00

C151147 09/30/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI Eastern Missouri Laborers Educational and Benevolent Fund 3450 Hollenberg Dr Bridgeton MO 63044 9/29/2016 $50,000.00

C151147 09/30/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI UAW Region 5 Midwest States PAC 721 Dunn Rd Hazelwood MO 63042
9/29/2016 $5,100.00

C151147 09/30/2016 TERESA HENSLEY FOR MISSOURI IBEW PAC Voluntary Fund 900 7th St NW Washington DC 20001
9/30/2016 $25,000.00

[emphasis added]

Working people certainly do know what’s at stake in this election.

And, this week Jake Zimmerman (D) sent an e-mail to his supporters:

Dear Friends,
 
It’s been some time since August – and our campaign – ended.  And to say I’ve appreciated all the kind and supportive words so many of you have shared… well, that would be the understatement of the year.  Meanwhile, I’ve spent the past several weeks helping staff with transition, re-engaging with the fine folks in the County Assessor’s office, and (most importantly) enjoying quality time with Megan and Gabriel.

But there’s also a critically important moment of decision coming for our country and our state this November.  While my race is over for this year, I can’t sit on the sidelines.  None of us can.  This is too important.  So, before we turn out the lights, I have one final favor to ask of you.  I’d like to ask you to give your enthusiastic support to Teresa Hensley, our Democratic nominee for Attorney General.
 
Maybe you weren’t expecting me to say those words.  But here’s the thing: whatever our differences over the course of the past year, no one can argue with the facts of our choice in November.  Simply put, Teresa is eminently qualified for this job.  She has practiced law for 25 years – 10 as the elected prosecutor of Cass County, MO, just south of Kansas City.  During that time she built an impressive record of keeping the citizens of Cass County safe, with 21 murder convictions out of 21 cases and over 500 sexual assault, domestic violence, and child sex abuse convictions.  She put dangerous criminals in prison, but also effectively used alternative approaches like drug courts and DWI courts. She has hired, trained, and supervised attorneys to go into trial.  Teresa will be ready to be Attorney General on Day One.
 
By contrast, her opponent has no courtroom experience.  The central tenet of his campaign is his view that the Attorney General’s office should be a platform for ideological advocacy.  He has vowed to use the office to promote a narrow set of conservative values, rather than enforce the law on behalf of all Missourians.  Speaking only for myself, I’d much rather have a competent professional like Teresa as my Attorney General than an ill-prepared culture warrior.

If you feel the same way – and I hope you do – then you know what’s coming, and you know why it’s so important that I ask.  So: will you please join me in supporting Teresa Hensley?  

Thank you again for all your friendship and support.  It means the world to us.

—Jake

Previously:

Nice people (August 3, 2016)

Campaign Finance: working people understand what’s at stake (September 19, 2016)

Campaign Finance: how transparency is supposed to work (September 24, 2016)

Campaign Finance: nothing exceeds like excess (September 26, 2016)

Campaign Finance: just passing through, again (September 29, 2016)

Teresa Hensley (D): Fraternal Order of Police endorsement for Attorney General

20 Tuesday Sep 2016

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Teresa Hensley (D), the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General, announces an endorsement from the Fraternal Order of Police - Kansas City - September 20, 2016 [photo: Jerry Schmidt].

Teresa Hensley (D), the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General, announces an endorsement from the Fraternal Order of Police – Kansas City – September 20, 2016 [photo: Jerry Schmidt].

A press release from Teresa Hensley’s (D) campaign for Attorney General:

For Immediate Release
September 20, 2016

Missouri Fraternal Order of Police Endorse Teresa Hensley for Attorney General
 
INDEPENDENCE, MO – Democratic nominee for Attorney General Teresa Hensley announced her endorsement today from the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police (FOP).  Making announcements in Cass County – where Hensley served as prosecutor for 10 years – and in Kansas City, she was joined by members of the MFOP, representing 6,500 members statewide. 
 
“Missouri’s Attorney General is the people’s attorney and I have dedicated my career to seeing that every Missourian is fairly represented under the law,” said Hensley.  As Cass County’s top prosecutor, I worked with local law enforcement to lock up dangerous criminals, including murderers, rapists, and domestic abusers. My office, in coordinating with local law enforcement, won more than ninety child sex abuse convictions, hundreds of felony convictions, and 21 murder convictions.  We helped seniors avoid scams, and we put scammers in jail.  Most of all, I worked with police to see that the law was carried out fairly and equally.”
 
Rick Inglima, President of Missouri FOP said, “Teresa Hensley has a reputation for bringing people together.  She worked hand-in-hand with law enforcement to best benefit the victims and to make our communities safer. The work she has done with our officers is not something that can be learned from a textbook. The Missouri Fraternal Order of Police is proud to support a qualified and trusted partner for the important office of Attorney General.” 
 
The Missouri FOP has over 6,500 members comprised primarily of full-time rank-and-file law enforcement officers employed in Missouri.  They work daily to rid the streets of criminals and provide the best working conditions for those that employ themselves in that endeavor. 
 
Teresa Hensley has received the Missouri Attorney General’s 2010 Justice Award for Domestic Violence Prevention, and she was selected by the Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys (MAPA) to serve as 2014 Chair of the Missouri DWI and Traffic Safety Best Practices Committee. She was a member of the Missouri Child Abuse and Neglect Review Board and a former board member of Hope Haven, a women’s abuse shelter.

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Teresa Hensley (D) [photo: Jerry Schmidt].

Teresa Hensley (D) [photo: Jerry Schmidt].

Previously:

There’s Waldo. Again. (September 20, 2016)

There’s Waldo. Again.

20 Tuesday Sep 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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We covered a campaign announcement today:

teresahensley092016

Teresa Hensley ‏@VoteHensley
Big News: Today Teresa proudly accepted the endorsement of the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police! [….]
8:01 PM – 20 Sep 2016

And look who was there, a tracker for the right wingnut America Rising LLC (he identified himself to us the last time we saw him):

A campaign tracker with America Rising LLC (a branch of a right wingnut opposition research entity) at a campaign announcement for Teresa Hensley, the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General - Kansas City - September 20, 2016 [photo: Jerry Schmidt].

A campaign tracker with America Rising LLC (a branch of a right wingnut opposition research entity) at a campaign announcement for Teresa Hensley, the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General – Kansas City – September 20, 2016 [photo: Jerry Schmidt].

Dude, Ted Nugent called, he wants his shirt back.

The tracker got in the photographer’s line for his shot. Of the many things you can do to a photographer which they’ll shrug off? This isn’t one of them. Trump league. Harsh words were proffered.

Previously:

Campaign Tracker: the worst job in politics and you still have to wear a suit (March 18, 2010)

Campaign Tracker: apparently a tie is now optional working attire (September 10, 2016)

Campaign Tracker: Where’s Waldo? (September 12, 2016)

Teresa Hensley (D) with Lafayette County Democrats in Odessa, Missouri – September 10, 2016

12 Monday Sep 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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On Saturday afternoon Teresa Hensley, the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General, spoke in Odessa, Missouri before a crowd of Lafayette County Democrats and organized labor at an event sponsored by Laborers’ Local 663.

Teresa Hensley, the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General, speaking in at an event in Odessa, Missouri sponsored by Laborers' Local 663 - September 10, 2016.

Teresa Hensley, the Democratic Party nominee for Attorney General, speaking in at an event in Odessa, Missouri sponsored by Laborers’ Local 663 – September 10, 2016.

Teresa Hensley (D): ….I do want to talk for just a minute about what the Attorney General’s office does. Because the Attorney General’s office truly is the top prosecutor of the State of Missouri, with over a hundred and eighty attorneys in that office. In the last sixty days the Attorney General’s office has handled besides consumer fraud and tax fraud, it handled four murder cases, two child abuse cases and a child endangerment case. All cases that I did as a prosecutor. So, for over twenty-four years I’ve been an attorney, practicing law. For fourteen years I was in private practice representing real people in real courtrooms. And then I became the Prosecutor in two thousand five. So as the Prosecutor in Cass County, Chris Koster was the Prosecutor there for ten years, he became a state senator, Governor Holden appointed me to take that position and I filled Chris’s two years that he had remaining. And I was elected in two thousand six and two thousand ten in what’s pretty much a Republican county at this point. I’m very proud of my service in Cass County. Uh, we had over twenty, we had twenty-one murder convictions over, in twenty-one cases. And I had over five hundred sexual assault, domestic violence, and child sex abuse convictions. Ninety-three of that over five hundred was just child sex abuse convictions.

Those are the types of cases that are he said, she said cases. They’re difficult for prosecutors to make because there’s very little evidence. But we were able to file those and make those over five hundred times.

I’m very proud of the work that I did with respect to those who are the most vulnerable in our state, and in our county, especially in Cass County, where I was on the Hope Haven board, the abuse shelter board, we had domestic violence, uh, task force, and we had a child abuse response task force. So, as Prosecutor I didn’t just sit in my office and prosecute folks. In fact, we had a lot of task forces. We had some prevention programs. I went out over five hundred times and talked about women’s safety, and keeping kids and teens safe in the real world, and doing merchant’s programs.

As Attorney General I will be that person who will roll up her sleeves and be ready on the first day to start talking about the tensions that we have around our state, about looking at best practices and how we can do things better and differently. That’s what I did with respect to child sex abuse convictions, that’s what I did with respect to sexual assault cases. It’s important that we have someone in the Attorney General’s office who’s actually practiced law, has actually been a prosecutor.

Let me talk about my opponent for just a moment. My opponent actually got in the primary almost two million dollars from David Humphreys. David Humphreys is that guy who would have us as right to work tomorrow if it were up to him. And so this is an important election. My opponent has been a law clerk and he’s been a law professor, but he’s never actually rolled up his sleeves and done any work. And in a public statement during the primary, this is a guy who said that as Attorney General he will work to undermine and overturn Roe versus Wade. This is a fellow who is really, really far right. And the good news for us is that as we go through the general [election] it will be impossible for him to bring himself back to the middle. He truly, truly believes his far right attitudes and ideology. And being a true believer, he’s not gonna work too hard in the middle because he believes he doesn’t have to.

And what that also means for us is that we can talk about the things that are important to us as Democrats. We all know that Planned Parenthood provides the health services, the reproductive health services to women that need to, to be there for those who can’t afford to do so otherwise.

And so this is an important office, it’s an important race. It’s an important year. Every year we say this election’s more important than any election. But truly, this election is. We know that right to work will be here if we don’t keep Democrats in office. We know that for a fact. We know that Planned Parenthood won’t be able to stand if we don’t keep Democrats in office.

So let me talk for just a minute longer about what we do know historically is that we have unions, we have collective bargaining because of blood, sweat, and tears of those who came before us. My dad is a retired Local 8 plumber, my brother is an Ironworker, my cousins, UAW. I grew up in a strong union household. My dad had a tremendous standard of living and his hard work was rewarded by having good pay, and benefits, and a pension. Those are things that we want to make sure are strong for our middle class. And we got collective bargaining by sometimes folks being brutally beat as they were in nineteen thirty-seven in, in Detroit at the Ford plant there when they went to unionize. We know that coal miners were gunned down in the nineteen twenties in West Virginia. We know that for a fact. We know how unions came about and that they had to, simply, fight their way here.

And so all we have to do is vote the right way. All that we have to do is make sure that our friends and our families aren’t voting for a Republican legislature. All we need to do is make sure that they’re voting for Democrats from the Governor’s office to the Attorney General’s office to the Secretary of State, and the Treasurer. We’ve got to get out and work for that. And so we don’t have to give blood, sweat and tears. We don’t have to risk our lives. We don’t have to be brutally beat to hold on to unions. All we have to do is make sure that we’re getting folks out to vote and that they’re voting for Democrats. And that we’re protecting those folks that we care about, our middle class, our children, and our seniors. Because it’s the Democratic Party who has protected that. [….] And so unions and Democrats have walked hand in hand year after year after year and all we have to do is make sure people get out to vote.
I want to be your next Attorney General. I would appreciate your support, your vote, and your help in getting us elected this year. Thank you for having me. [applause]

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The perfect lawn

11 Sunday Sep 2016

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Mow it, then plant it.

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