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Councilman Trakas on his rocky entry into St. Louis County politics

702

Politically Speaking: Taking stock of a startling week in Missouri politics

703

Reps. Kendrick and Stevens on the lay of the land for Missouri legislative Democrats

704

Parson on redefining the lieutenant governor’s office and his relationship with Greitens

705

Speaker Richardson reflects on his public service — and looks ahead to 2018 session

706

Sen. Rowden gives a preview on potentially raucous 2018 legislative session

707

Alderman Oldenburg on a city-county merger — and retooling city government

708

How young African-American officials are making mark after Stockley verdict

709

Politically Speaking: Sen. Romine on Greitens’ frayed relationship with GOP-led legislature

710

Treasurer Schmitt on federal tax overhaul – and retooling Missouri pensions

711

Rep. Mitten on legislative fallout from Vandeven’s dismissal

712

Politically Speaking: Alderwoman Martin on St. Louis' fiscal struggle — and Krewson's performance

713

Politically Speaking: Illinois Congressman Shimkus on taxes, Trump and Rauner's re-election

714

Politically Speaking: Rep. Adams on what Greitens should, and shouldn't, do for education

715

Politically Speaking: Rep. Roden on bringing a law enforcement perspective to Jefferson City

716

Politically Speaking: Rep. Smith on why passing a post-Stockley policy agenda won't be easy

717

Politically Speaking: Speaker-to-be Haahr on the GOP majority’s future policy priorities

718

Politically Speaking: Rep. Unsicker reflects on eventful first year in Missouri House

719

Politically Speaking: National Review's French on bolstering free speech on college campuses

720

Politically Speaking: Rep. Alferman on a possible special session to restore in-home care cuts

721

Politically Speaking: Rep. Vescovo on legislative response to Stockley verdict, other GOP priorities

722

Politically Speaking: Alderwoman Heather Navarro expects board to take action on tax breaks, energy

723

Despite calls for expulsion, Chappelle-Nadal may stay in the Missouri Senate after all

724

Politically Speaking: Rep. Doug Beck on bid to repeal right-to-work law in Missouri

725

Politically Speaking: St. Charles County executive says regional health key to growth

726

Politically Speaking: Reps. Arthur and Carpenter on how St. Louis, Kansas City fare in legislature

727

Politically Speaking: Secretary of State Ashcroft on getting the word out about voter ID law

728

Politically Speaking: Alderwoman Pamela Boyd says residents working together to ‘rebuild’ 27th Ward

729

Politically Speaking: Fractured St. Louis County Council, as explained by a councilmember

730

Missouri GOP Sen. Koenig breaks down abortion-regulations bill ahead of special session resuming

731

Rep. Joshua Peters says drugs fuel high crime rates in north St. Louis

732

John Griesheimer on how Franklin County stacks up in the St. Louis region

733

Stephen Webber on piecing the Missouri Democratic Party back together

734

St. Charles County's 2 state senators praise special session

735

Alderwoman Megan Green says state lawmakers should stay out of St. Louis’ way

736

GOP consultant Gregg Keller on the fight over politically active nonprofits

737

St. Louis-based Rep. Franks details his first year as a state lawmaker

738

Rep. McCreery takes dim view of utilities-based special session

739

State Rep. Deb Lavender gives Democratic view of session’s final week

740

Missouri House budget chairman Fitzpatrick previews unpredictable last week of session

741

Rep. Dean Plocher on statewide term limits — and the governor’s ethics agenda

742

Alderman Brandon Bosley on challenge of turning around St. Louis' 3rd Ward

743

Sen. Bill Eigel wants lawmakers thinking differently on transportation

744

Ex-US Rep. Gephardt reflects on tumultuous time in American politics

745

Boyd banks on aldermanic experience to propel mayoral bid

746

Rep. Travis Fitzwater on crafting a budget when tax revenue runs short

747

Democratic Leader Walsh on minority role in legislative home stretch

748

John Collins-Muhammad on becoming a strong voice for north St. Louis

749

State Sen. Hummel on labor’s future, charter school expansion pushback

750

Missouri state Rep. Rehder expounds on personal push to curtail drug addiction

751

St. Louis County Executive Stenger reviews his first two years

752

How Dan Guenther helped pave a new political path in south St. Louis

753

Rep. Evans on bridging the party divide in Jefferson City

754

5 things that may determine the outcome of St. Louis’ mayoral primaries

755

Jimmie Matthews on why he continues his pursuit of public service

756

Alderman Krewson expounds on bid to succeed Mayor Slay

757

Andrew Jones seeks to carry GOP mantle in St. Louis mayor's contest

758

Treasurer Tishaura Jones on navigating the mayoral melee

759

Candy man Andy Karandzieff chews on his unusual mayoral bid

760

Bill Haas on how he's making a difference in St. Louis mayor's race

761

Reed makes case to become St. Louis' next mayor

762

Alderman French on how mayoral bid is about building up city neighborhoods

763

Why Sen. Ryan Silvey doesn't expect GOP to be 'clones' on contentious issues

764

Sen. Richard on Missouri's new legislative reality

765

Rep. Baringer on addressing St. Louis' concerns in Jeff City

766

Politically Speaking joins Statehouse Blend Missouri to discuss state GOP's new era

767

On final full day in office, Treasurer Zweifel reflects on his public service

768

Rep.-elect Wessels on his shift from City Hall to the State Captiol

769

With time in office winding down, Lt. Gov. Kinder reflects on his legacy

770

Richardson says Missouri's economy will top General Assembly agenda

771

Departing Missouri GOP chairman leaves on a high note

772

Where do Missouri Democrats go from here? Rep. Butler has some ideas.

773

Rep. Mathews on the wide open world for GOP legislative majorities

774

Sen. Chappelle-Nadal on radioactive waste, education policy and her legacy

775

Democrat Russ Carnahan on the spirited race for Missouri lieutenant governor

776

Mike Parson says hard work fuels his lieutenant governor bid

777

Nixon goes into detail about his 8 years as Missouri's governor

778

Congresswoman Wagner on how her re-election bid could help the Missouri GOP

779

Republican Eric Schmitt lays out his vision for the state treasurer's office

780

Democrat Judy Baker on her bid to become Missouri's next state treasurer

781

Curtis Faulkner on his bid to snag the 4th District for the GOP

782

state Rep. Otto expounds upon his 2nd Congressional District bid

783

Sen. Sifton on why he should get a second term in the 1st Senatorial District

784

Republican Randy Jotte hopes to turn 1st Senatorial District red again

785

Amendment 2 could bring campaign donation limits back to Missouri

786

Josh Hawley makes his case to be Missouri's next attorney general

787

Teresa Hensley on how her experience makes her good fit for attorney general

788

Jay Ashcroft gears up for secretary of state general election

789

Robin Smith makes her case to be Missouri's next secretary of state

790

Steve Bailey carries GOP mantle in 1st Congressional District race

791

Congressman Clay on the 1st Congressional District's importance to Democrats

792

Bruce Franks on what his resounding victory means for St. Louis politics

793

Susan Montee says the national political environment resonates in Missouri

794

Rep. Conway breaks down the impact of Wednesday's veto session

795

Laying out the lay of the land before Missouri's veto session

796

Rep. Newman on why guns and photo ID could dominate veto session

797

Sen. Wieland on the lay of the land before legislature's veto session

798

Cora Faith Walker plans to be 'policy wonk' in Missouri House

799

Rep. Dogan on building bridges between law enforcement and African-Americans

800

Democrat Richard Orr on turning a St. Charles County-based Senate seat blue