This morning, the Jefferson City News-Tribune reported that the Boone County Clerk is "reviewing a constituent's request to investigate Attorney General Josh Hawley's voting in the Aug. 8 special election."
Yesterday, Josh Hawley used his Office of the Attorney General social media account to promote his attendance at a Missouri Republican Party political event, tweeting a photo of himself in front of a "Missouri GOP" sign and launching his AG office Instagram with the same photo.
As Republican officeholders in Missouri are declining to criticize President Trump by name for his comments refusing to condemn neo-Nazis, the Missouri Republican Party came under fire for taking a tone deaf step in the other direction by actually praising Trump’s press conference, saying “way to go.”
Missouri Democratic Party Chair Stephen Webber today released the following statement on State Senator Chappelle-Nadal’s recent comments...
MDP Chair: ‘Just because the leader of the Republican Party is too weak to condemn neo-Nazi terrorism on American soil doesn’t mean our Republican officeholders in Missouri get a pass.'
Missouri law requires Hawley to reside in Jefferson City.
The independent and nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) today released a new report revealing that if President Trump follows through on his threats to eliminate key healthcare resources, premiums for some of the most popular plans will spike by 20 percent in 2018 and 25 percent in 2020.
Today's announcement that Club for Growth has raised $10 million to support Josh Hawley's run for Senate is only the latest sign that Hawley is bought and paid for by DC dark money special interests.
Governor Eric Greitens and the rest of the Republican establishment in Jefferson City are responsible for deep cuts to healthcare, leading to higher prescription drug costs for over 63,000 seniors and the elimination of in-home care and nursing services for over 8,000 seniors and people with disabilities in Missouri.
Meira Bernstein, Communications Director at the Missouri Democratic Party, released the following statement on Josh Hawley's DC dark money allies attempting to buy the Missouri Senate seat for him.