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07.15.2008 10:46 am

Montee offers response to McCain’s high-dollar event

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

State Auditor Susan Montee will be downtown this morning, offering a Democratic response to today’s visit by GOP presidential nominee John McCain. Susan Montee

McCain will stop by the St. Louis County estate of Stephen Brauer, former ambassador to Belgium, for a pricey fundraiser…

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06.23.2008 1:26 pm

Wall Street Journal chides Blunt on Bud, Bombardier

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The right-leaning Wall Street Journal editorial board took Gov. Matt Blunt to task this morning for what it calls a contradictory approach to foreign investment. Wall Street bull

The Journal — in an editorial titled “This Bud’s for Whom?”criticized Blunt for courting the…

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05.02.2008 6:15 am

Amy Blunt’s job safe

Post-Dispatch Jefferson City Bureau

Amy Blunt , the governor’s sister, no longer has to worry about losing her job at Lathrop & Gage in Kansas City.

On Thursday, the Senate softened a conflict-of-interest provision that had been aimed at making her law firm choose between…

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04.21.2008 3:06 pm

Tax break for aircraft firm flies through House

Post-Dispatch Jefferson City Bureau

Rex Sinquefield’s objections notwithstanding, the House gave final approval in a jiffy today to a bill offering mega-tax breaks to a Canadian aircraft firm.

The vote was 125-16. The bill now moves to the Senate, where it is having more trouble.

Under…

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04.18.2008 1:26 pm

Sinquefield: Some tax credits are bad

Post-Dispatch Jefferson City Bureau

In a missive sent out today, mega-political contributor Rex Sinquefield offers his thoughts on the mega-tax break bill moving through the Legislature.

He doesn’t like it.

Sinquefield’s article, co-written with University of Missouri-Columbia economist Joe Haslag, takes aim at the unprecedented…

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04.18.2008 7:15 am

Goodman’s job caught up in Bombardier amendment

Post-Dispatch Jefferson City Bureau

Sen. Jack Goodman had planned to start work soon for a large law firm. He has been shutting down his private law practice in Mt. Vernon.

But now, he is in limbo, the unintended casualty of a Senate amendment attached…

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