National's Park, site of tonight's game

Two Democrats representing the Best Baseball City in America will take the field themselves tonight for the annual bi-partisan Congressional baseball game.

St. Louis Congressmen Russ Carnahan and Lacy Clay are on the blue team for tonight’s…

Hulshof

Over at Politico, their getting a quack out of the Congressmen — lame duck and otherwise — who did not show up for this week’s vote on the auto bailout package.

In the Senate, several of the no-shows had good reason —…

Steelman

State Treasurer Sarah Steelman is beginning to plot her life after office — and it begins in the classroom.

The Springfield News-Leader reports that Steelman, who lost the GOP nomination for governor to Kenny Hulshof, has signed up to teach a course…

Kenny Hulshof just said he hopes VP nominee Sarah Palin will be in Jefferson City on Monday. Hulshof was speaking to campaign volunteers at St. Charles County GOP headquarters, along with U.S. Sen. Kit Bond.

Hulshof, the underdog in the battle for Missouri governor against Jay…

The Pageant on Delmar

Democratic candidate for governor Jay Nixon, enjoying a commanding lead in the polls, will hold his election night party at the Pageant on Delmar — a venue that will give him plenty of room, and plenty of…

Zweifel, left, and Lager are in a tight race

The race for state treasurer is the closest of the five statewide contests on the ballot next week, according to the results of a Post-Dispatch poll reported in this morning’s paper.

Republican State…

The Missouri Democratic Party evokes, of all people, Ronald Reagan in this new web video targeting Republican Kenny Hulshof.

If you haven’t already, check out today’s column from our Jefferson City scribe, Tony Messenger, who takes a look at Kenny Hulshof’s sputtering wine business.

The short version: Don’t expect to see the “Bingham Road Cellars” label at your local wine store anytime…

Another Jay Nixon ad that takes the twin barrel approach of slamming rival Kenny Hulshof’s negative attacks, and then criticizing Hulshof’s record in Washington.

Kenny Hulshof’s ad takes aim at rival Jay Nixon for accepting indirect donations from Ameren while investigating the collapse of the Taum Sauk reservoir, which is owned by the utility.