Thanks to the Columbia Daily Tribune’s political blog, we learn that one of Missouri’s most prominent legislators has taken his adoration for possible Republican presidential contender Fred Thompson to the Web.

House Speaker Pro Tem Carl Bearden of St. Charles County has…

State House Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, is slated to join Gov. Matt Blunt tomorrow at a press conference where Jetton will endorse former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney for president.

Blunt already is aligned with Romney, a fellow Republican, as…

The largest contributions to the campaign committee of St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley have one less zero than the top donations that went to the campaign of Gov. Matt Blunt.

While Blunt, a Republican, received eight donations of $100,000 apiece,…

Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder reported this afternoon that actor/former U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson called him Thursday afternoon to thank Kinder for his support of Thompson’s possible Republican bid for president in 2008.

“He called me about 5 p.m. at the…

About an hour ago, state Rep. Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles and the Speaker Pro Tem of the Missouri House, sent out an email announcing that 56 other House Republicans “have declared support for Fred Thompson’s potential presidential candidacy by signing…

Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder believes he may be the first statewide official in the country to endorse former Sen. Fred Thompson, R-Tenn., as the GOP’s best hope for the White House in 2008.

Kinder called Political Fix this afternoon to offer more…

Actor and former U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson, R-Tenn., has yet to announce whether he’ll run for president — but that hasn’t stopped two prominent Missouri pols from already signaling their support.

Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder announced in a Sunday editorial in…

Ahead of time, Gov. Matt Blunt’s staff apparently collected a raft of quotes in praise of the governor’s selection of McBride exec Rick Sullivan to the St. Louis Transitional School Board.

And here they are:

“I have known Rick Sullivan…

Local and national leaders of the Federalist Society – a conservative legal group — released their poll today of 500 “high- propensity” Missouri voters, who were asked their opinion of the state’s judges and its judicial selection system.

The Post-Dispatch…