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04.27.2009 9:24 am

Fox High in Arnold accustomed to special guests

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Biden at Fox High on Oct. 30

Biden at Fox High on Oct. 30

President Barack Obama will visit Fox High in Arnold this week, marking the second time a member of the administration has visited the school in the last several months.

In October, Vice President Joe Biden, then…

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10.20.2008 8:50 am

Manic Monday: McCain, Cheney and Clinton visit Missouri

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
McCains plane arrives in St. Louis on Sunday

McCain's plane arrives in St. Louis on Sunday

As if Barack Obama’s 100,000-person rally down by the Arch Saturday was not evidence enough, three big names will be in Missouri today as the campaign — and the state’s battleground status — continues to…

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08.27.2008 4:02 am

Missouri delegates — both camps — dance and drink night away

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DENVER — After Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s red-hot and red-meat speech, which capped the second night of the Democratic National Convention, most of Missouri’s delegates trekked several blocks away (past protesters and over a three-foot concrete barricade) to a bank of…

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08.26.2008 8:48 pm

Clinton to release her delegates in the morning?

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DENVER — Hilary Clinton’s Missouri delegates have been told to attend a meeting tomorrow morning at the Colorado Convention Center — not where the party’s convention is being held — to hear her tell them what her next move will be.Hillary Clinton

Missouri…

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08.25.2008 10:25 am

Bitter Hillary supporters? Not so fast

DENVER — There are no bitter Hillary Cilnton supporters, says Democratic delegate Aimee Gromowsky — just a media-perpetuated myth.

Gromowsky, an alternate delegate from Kansas City, says its the press that is “trying to drive home this message that we are a divided…

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06.03.2008 12:14 pm

Obama “watch party” moved because of high demand

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St. Louis Democratic Party chairman Brian Wahby just called to say that a larger-than-expected response has prompted local Barack Obama supporters to move their “watch party” tonight.

The watch party will be at the Mad Art Gallery.
2727 South 12th Street (corner of Lynch…

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05.08.2008 2:08 pm

In the other graduation ceremony, Kerrey to address Webster

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Washington University’s commencement ceremony might be getting all the ink, but it’s not the only show in town.

Webster University will honor its class of 2008 on Saturday with help from speaker Bob Kerrey, the former U.S. Senator and governor of…

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05.07.2008 8:05 pm

Chappelle-Nadal about to jump off fence; Medley to stay on

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Two of Missouri Democrats’ remaining six unpledged superdelegates — state Rep. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, and Leila Medley, political director for the Missouri chapter of the National Education Association — are reviewing their options in the wake of Tuesday’s presidential primary results.

Medley…

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05.06.2008 3:51 pm

Young Dems gather at The Royale to watch In/NC results

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Here’s what the Young Democrats in St. Louis are doing this evening:

CLINTON VS OBAMAROUND 12Indiana and North Carolina Primary Watch Party

JOIN THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF GREATER ST. LOUIS  

FOR  THE INDIANA AND NORTH CAROLINA PRIMARY RESULTS AND LEARN THE ANSWER TO EVERYONE’S…

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05.06.2008 1:49 pm

Missouri allies cite bellwether status to help Obama in Indiana

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State Sen. Jeff Smith, D-St. Louis, says he’s spent 3-4 hours a day lately making calls into Indiana on behalf of his choice for president, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill.

Smith, who’d called yours truly on another matter, said his key message…

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