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Commentary surrounding Gov. Edwards’ agenda pointed out earlier this his proposals “died with little fanfare” … “never gained political traction” … “trounced”

As the Missouri legislature gets set to return this week for a special legislative session, an issue that needs to be addressed is finally protecting the paychecks of workers across the state.

This afternoon, Missouri Governor Eric Greitens announced that he was calling the legislature back for a so-called “special session,” to address an important bill that would create jobs across the state:

During today’s Armed Services hearing, Sen. Elizabeth Warren reminded everyone of her lack of foreign policy knowledge and was embarrassingly corrected by Sen. McCain.

Governor John Bel Edwards’ proposed tax on Netflix and Spotify accounts, amongst other products and services, died on Monday in the Louisiana House.

Hope you’re having a better start to your week than the folks over at the Democratic National Committee and the AFL-CIO. There are two WFB stories out this morning

Today, the Louisiana state senate voted down another portion of Governor John Bel Edwards’ liberal agenda by putting a stop to SB13, Edwards’ attempt to restrict the number of students eligible for the Student Scholarships for Educational Excellence Program.

Governor John Bel Edwards’ agenda has gained little to no traction this legislative session, but today, The Advocate looked at a key issue that Edwards has seemed to ignore in his agenda: education.

Today, President Trump will announce that he is nominating 10 highly qualified judges to serve at the federal level. Here’s a sampling of the commentary pouring in about these impressive picks

For too long, big labor has been able to use their influence to take advantage of workers across the state. Passing HB 251 will finally put everyday Missourians on a level playing field by protecting their paychecks.