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Nixon vetoes law that would ban international law in Missouri

by Eli Yokley • June 3, 2013

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Gov. Jay Nixon visited St. Louis on Monday to veto legislation aimed at banning the implementation of foreign laws in Missouri. Speaking at the Lutheran Family & Children’s Services center in St. Louis, Nixon said the…

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Executive Branch

Nixon to embark on European trade trip in June

by Eli Yokley • May 29, 2013

JOPLIN, Mo. — Gov. Jay Nixon is scheduled to embark on a midsummer European trade trip next month in an effort to promote Missouri exports abroad, he confirmed to PoliticMo on Wednesday. “We have a number of very solid announcements…

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Blog, Uncategorized

PoliticMo to re-launch after brief hiatus

by admin • May 28, 2013

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – After a three month hiatus, PoliticMo is set to re-launch, editor-in-chief Eli Yokley announced on Tuesday. “When I launched PoliticMo more than three years ago, I envisioned it to become the online source for Missouri political…

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General Assembly

Following session, Jones launches statewide tour (Map)

by Eli Yokley • May 28, 2013

JOPLIN, Mo. — Just more than a week after lawmakers left Jefferson City after wrapping up the first regular session of the 97th General Assembly, House Speaker Tim Jones is set to launch a statewide campaign tour touting his agenda.…

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Politics

Scoop: Shane Schoeller named executive director of Missouri GOP

by admin • March 1, 2013

(Originally published in The Missouri Times) — Shane Schoeller, a former legislative official turned candidate for Missouri secretary of state, will take over as executive director of the Missouri Republican Party. The announcement was expected late Thursday morning, when Chairman…

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Washington

Emerson to resign ahead of new job at rural co-op advocacy firm

by admin • December 3, 2012

Rep. Jo Ann Emerson. (Photo/Emerson campaign) — U.S. Rep. Jo Ann Emerson announced Monday she will resign from the House of Representatives early next year to take a job advocating for rural electric cooperatives in Washington, D.C. In a statement,…

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