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Share this on Facebook For two days Representative Steve Hodges has failed to fully represent his constituents. Out of the 40 votes held in the last two days, Hodges only showed up to vote four times, making us question if he was purposely missing key votes on Medicaid Expansion and our state’s $25 billion budget. [...]

On a day where the Missouri House of Representatives voted ten times, including pivotal votes on Medicaid expansion and the state budget, Steve Hodges, Democratic candidate for Missouri’s 8th Congressional seat, did not cast a single vote. Hodges instead, in concurrence with Missouri State House policy, had his presence noted, which allowed him to collect [...]

Missouri GOP Chairman Ed Martin announced this morning that the Republican Party has hired Shane Schoeller to serve as the new Executive Director of the State Party. Schoeller was selected after a nationwide search, which included more than 45 applicants from around the country.

Today marks the 1,386th day since Democrats passed a budget—and during that time, our nation has racked up $5.3 trillion more in debt. Tonight was the perfect opportunity for President Obama to outline realistic solutions to our fiscal problems, but instead, he focused solely on increasing the size of federal government. In fact, his speech did not include a single specific government program that the President proposes to cut.

Jason Smith is part of the next generation of leadership for the Republican Party. A committed conservative, Jason will take his common-sense record to Washington, fighting for lower taxes, a balanced budget, restrained spending, and protecting innocent life. He will be a strong voice against the extreme Obama agenda—from the President’s efforts to infringe on the 2nd Amendment, to his insistence on increasing taxes rather than reducing spending, to the avalanche of onerous federal regulations he has pushed on job creators.