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Senator Blunt visits Boonville to discuss local economy, energy costs, and jobs

Blunt discussed energy costs, jobs, and economy in his stop at Boonville.

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One Person, One Vote, Once

 Title ExplanationAs an authoritarian wave sweeps the world and the nation in recent years, we have reached the point where one of America’s presidents has attempted to become the modern equivalent of the first Roman emperor, as dictatorship replaces republic.  It has been said “choose your enemies well, for soon

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Stateside: A seismic shift for small businesses; MSU's 143-year-old biology experiment lives on

Today on Stateside , businesses across Michigan have succumbed to the pressures of the COVID-19 crisis, with devastating consequences for workers and our

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Biden discusses Republican demands to drastically cut stimulus spending

Biden discusses Republican demands to drastically cut stimulus spending
Democratic President Joe Biden met with 10 Republican senators Monday in his first public engagement in the effort to pass an emergency COVID-19 rescue package through Congress. The 10 Republicans, headed by Susan Collins of Maine and Mitt Romney of Utah, sought the meeting in a letter to Biden sent on Sunday, which produced an immediate invitation to the White House.
Despite the praise of “negotiation” and “bipartisanship,” the position of the 10 Republicans was more akin to a demand for preemptive surrender. While Biden has proposed a $1.9 trillion package—itself completely inadequate to meet the massive social need caused by the pandemic—the Republican counter-offer was only $600 billion, less than a third, and with numerous provisions in the Biden plan entirely eliminated.

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