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When former U.S. Rep. Ike Skelton starts this week at Husch Blackwell, he’ll work alongside lawyers who helped line his campaign pockets.
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Read More »For love or money?
Is former Sen. Kit Bond taking a job with Thompson Coburn for professional passion or financial gain?
Read More »Hey Kit, What’s Your Name Again?
Former U.S. Sen. Kit Bond's presser about his new job at Thompson Coburn was pretty standard fare. But there was a bit of a twist at the start.
Read More »Bond answers questions about Thompson Coburn job
Former U.S. Sen. Kit Bond announced Tuesday that he would take a job as partner with Thompson Coburn.
Read More »UPDATE: Bond to work for Thompson Coburn
After spending decades in the Missouri political arena, U.S. Sen. Kit Bond will move into the private sector.
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Read More »Missing moon rock from Apollo 17 back in Missouri
After nearly four decades, Missouri has its missing moon rock back.
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Read More »Bond, McCaskill forge bipartisanship over Twain
Sens. Kit Bond and Claire McCaskill have found some bipartisan agreement thanks to Mark Twain.
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Read More »Bond gets buried with awards
Retiring Sen. Kit Bond has been honored with a lifetime achievement award by the National Biodiesel Board.
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Read More »Bond to oppose Kagan
Sen. Kit Bond announced today he will vote against Elena Kagan's nomination to the United States Supreme Court.
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Read More »Blunt begins TV ad in Missouri US Senate race
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Roy Blunt has started airing television ads about a month before Missouri’s primary election. In the advertisement that began running Tuesday, Blunt discusses his family history and prior jobs as a teacher and college president. He ...
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Read More »McCaskill, Bond split on greenhouse gases vote
Missouri’s two senators were on opposite sides of an effort to block President Obama’s administration from moving ahead with rules on greenhouse gas emissions. Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill was in the majority Thursday as the Senate voted 53-47 to stop ...
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