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Rudi Keller Missouri Independent Republican activists from around the state will gather in Kansas City next month for the party’s annual Lincoln Days. And by that time, GOP insiders expect the announced field vying for Missouri’s open U.S. Senate seat will grow by one or more candidates. According to several sources familiar with her plans, U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler of Harrisonville will announce her bid sometime in early June and go to Lincoln Days in full campaign mode. She could use the ...

Reply May 26, 2021 Republican activists from around the state will gather in Kansas City next month for the partys annual Lincoln Days. And by that time, GOP insiders expect the announced field vying for Missouris open U.S. Senate seat will grow by one or more candidates. Subscribe According to several sources familiar with her plans, U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler of Harrisonville will announce her bid sometime in early June and go to Lincoln Days in full campaign mode. She could use the June 3 Cass...

/ Former U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill answers questions while she was still serving in office during a town hall at Harris-Stowe State University in 2018. McCaskill has been an MSNBC political commentator since departing the Senate in 2019. After having served in office starting in 1982, former U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill said she’s now enjoying being a political commentator on MSNBC. She said she was initially worried about what she would do with her time after losing to Republican Josh Hawley ...

Lincoln Days event in Kansas City expected to bring field together in scramble for grassroots support

Republican activists from around the state will gather in Kansas City next month for the party’s annual Lincoln Days. And by that time, GOP insiders expect the announced field vying for Missouri’s open U.S. Senate seat will grow by one or more candidates. According to several sources familiar with her plans, U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler of Harrisonville will announce her bid sometime in early June and go to Lincoln Days in full campaign mode. She could use the June 3 Cass County Lincoln Days�...

UPI Mark McCloskey announced he will run for the U.S. Senate on Tuesday. The St. Louis attorney and his wife, Patricia, gained national attention for pointing guns at protesters in front of their house last June. St. Louis attorney Mark McCloskey, who gained national attention when he pointed a gun at protesters walking by his home, announced Tuesday he’s running for the U.S. Senate. “People are just sick of it,” McCloskey said of current elected officials. “They don’t want any more p...

Mark and Patricia McCloskey are now facing felony charges for unlawful use of a weapon. Our legal roundtable will discuss the merits of the charge. St. Louis attorney Mark McCloskey, who gained national attention when he pointed a gun at protesters walking by his home, announced Tuesday he’s running for the U.S. Senate. “People are just sick of it,” McCloskey said of current elected officials. “They don’t want any more posers and egotists and career politicians going to D.C. All we he...

May 19—JEFFERSON CITY — Nearly a year after waving a long gun at protesters who had walked onto the street in front of his Central West End mansion, Mark McCloskey on Tuesday said he is running for U.S. Senate. McCloskey and his wife, Patricia, pleaded not guilty in October to charges of unlawful use of a weapon and evidence tampering. After the gun-waving incident last June made international headlines, Gov. Mike Parson promised to pardon the couple if they were convicted, and the tw...

MISSOURI - Mark McCloskey, a St. Louis personal injury lawyer who gained national attention after he and his wife waved guns at racial injustice protesters who marched near their home last summer, is apparently on the verge of a 2022 U.S. Senate run. McCloskey posted on Twitter that a “huge announcement” will be made Tuesday night on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News program. I’m joining Tucker TONIGHT at 7pm CT/8pm ET to make a huge announcement.Tune in. This is one you won’t ...

News Lawmakers are looking toward getting a controversial gun bill to the governor’s desk this week as the session inches toward a close.House Bill 944 was brought to a Senate committee to hear witness testimony and hash out differences related to the bill’s terms late last week. The bill was sponsored by Rep. Rodger Reedy, R-Windsor, and handled in the Senate by Sen. Jason Bean, R-Holcomb.