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11.25.2008 1:05 pm

Slay continues to soak up the endorsements

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

If State Sen. Maida Coleman does indeed jump into the mayor’s race, she may have hardly anyone left to

Slay

Slay

endorse her.

The day after officially launching his bid for a third term, Mayor Francis Slay announced a fresh round of endorsements:

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10.13.2008 2:37 pm

Washington Times columnist joins “Truth Squad” frenzy

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Chalk it up to irony that the flap over Barack Obama’s local “Truth Squad” could probably use a truth squad of its own.

Last month, the Obama campaign tapped a pair of local prosecutors — Jennifer Joyce in St. Louis city, and Bob…

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09.27.2008 6:52 pm

Joyce on “Truth Squad”: Not about prosecuting people

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

St. Louis Circuit Jennifer Joyce has been caught in a dust-up over her presence on a “Truth Squad” for Barack Obama. Jennifer Joyce

For the background, see Jo Mannies’ post below.

Now, here is a statement from Joyce:

As a citizen, I believe that elections should…

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08.22.2008 6:17 am

Aldermanic races begin to shape up

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

A hat tip to the Arch City Chronicle, which discovered that Joe Vaccaro — owner of a car wash on Hampton Avenue — has formed a committee to run for alderman in the 23rd Ward. City Hall

Vaccaro has run three times before, including…

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07.22.2008 11:19 am

Eleventh Ward Dems — including Villas — back Wright-Jones

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Party leaders were relieved when State Rep. Tom Villa decided not to seek the 5th District Senate seat, a possibility that could have resulted in no African-American senators representing St. Louis. Tom Villa

But although Villa is not running himself, he is now…

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07.21.2008 3:09 pm

Nasheed, accused of bullying, says her signs were roughed-up

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

State Rep. Jamilah Nasheed has found herself in a thorny political battle that most incumbents usually get to avoid — especially in a primary. Nasheed sign

Nasheed, a St. Louis Democrat vying for her second term in the State House, is facing a…

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07.17.2008 2:45 pm

Rough stuff? Rival accuses Nasheed of harassing workers

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

From her start as a community activist — some would say agitator — State Rep. Jamilah Nasheed has never been one to back down from a fight. (Just ask the police officers who dragged her off the MetroLink tracks during a protest…

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05.07.2008 3:51 pm

UPDATED: “Women for Hubbard” met at the Met in March

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

UPDATED: Because of some type of computer glitch, I received this invitation about six weeks late — the event was actually March.
While his rivals clash over who lives where, state Rep. Rodney Hubbard continues to court supporters in a creative way.

In December,…

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04.11.2008 11:51 am

Minority job push highlights unlikely alliances

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

To some African-American politicians in the city, Mayor Francis Slay has been radioactive since the ouster of former Fire Chief Sherman George.

But not to State Rep. Rodney Hubbard, who is running for State Senate in a district that includes some of…

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03.26.2008 6:12 am

Hubbard announces support of Daly, Joyce

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Seeking to gain momentum in a race that just got more competitive, State Senate hopeful Rodney Hubbard announced late Tuesday the support of two prominent city officials - Tax Collector Gregory F.X. Daly and Prosecutor Jennifer Joyce.

The pair represent the type of establishment…

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