Recycle Bin: Last Week's Top Posts

Ron Richard Takes A Victory Lap: "We Were Right, As Usual... As Usual, I Was Right."
Missouri's Most Powerful Man has a message for all the haters who didn't like the way he blocked a House vote on autism legislation last year: Kiss his grits.

Roy Blunt a "Washington Superstar" at DC Gala Sponsored by Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell and ConocoPhillips
What did you do last Sunday night?  If your name is Roy Blunt, you were among the "Washington superstars" rubbing elbows with executives from Chevron, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, Shell, Marathon, Valero and other corporations on Embassy Row in Washington, DC.

Tea Party Groups Planning Candidate Forum To Address "Restlessness and Discord Over the Apparent Anointment of Blunt"
A coalition of "Patriot, Liberty, Tea Party and 912 groups" has announced plans for a U.S. Senate candidate forum in Jefferson City on March 20th. An email initiation sent to prospective participants explains: "[T]here is a great deal of restlessness and discord over the apparent anointment of Blunt by the Republican Party as the only viable candidate to fill the senate seat being vacated by Senator Christopher Bond.

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