Martin
Leverages Perch Illegally For Free Hunting Permit
Boehner
Connections to CEO's Come in Handy For Upcoming Ed Martin Fundraiser
Ed
Martin Will Follow In Mentor's Footsteps to Send Jobs Overseas and
Kill Local Missouri Economy
Ed
Martin Uncharacteristically Silent – Is He Embarrassed About
Republican Leader Boehner's Upcoming Arrival?
Three Years Since Beginning Of One Of The Biggest Political Scandals in Missouri History Costing Taxpayers Millions
St. Louis -- Today, the Russ Carnahan campaign issued the following statement regarding the incident at the campaign’s headquarters:
St. Louis -- In a radio interview with Gina Loudon on KJSL Truth Talk 630 AM,
Ed Martin perversely claimed that Russ Carnahan and Barack Obama would
“take away” America's freedom to “find the Lord.” Today, Russ Carnahan
released the following statement in response to Ed Martin's outrageous
accusation:
KSDK - Missouri Congressman Russ Carnahan joined a coalition of U.S. House members urging BP to put more effort on ending the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
WASHINGTON — Women had a big day in primaries Tuesday, defeating men in high-profile races in Arkansas, California and South Carolina.
But it’s far different in most of the world, where women occupy few seats in most parliaments and are shut out of power in dangerous places like Afghanistan.
Congressman Carnahan discusses Iran's situation.
Congressman Russ Carnahan said today that the big bankruptcy today would lead to a "stronger, leaner Chrysler."
Some lawmakers are seeing positive signs as the ink dries on a new auto partnership even as the future of the Fenton assembly plant remains murky after the Obama administration rejected both the Chrysler and GM restructuring plans today.
Congressman Russ Carnahan voted Thursday to impose a 90
percent tax on bonuses given to employees of American International
Group and other bailed-out companies.
Congressman Russ Carnahan dreams of "green" buildings — schools and offices made energy efficient by thousands of people given jobs.
Congressman Russ Carnahan remembers 28 years ago when he and several fellow 20-something friends drove to New York to catch some of the doings surrounding the 1980 Democratic presidential convention.
Congressman Russ Carnahan focuses on Sen. Barack Obama's plans for making life
better for rural Missourians at David Finch's Farm.
“I’m from Missouri, the Show Me State,” Carnahan told the crowd, “and
I’m skeptical. InBev has to show us that it is going to keep its
promises to the workers, to the union, to the retirees and to the
community.”
Russ Carnahan and Jo Ann Emerson joined ten other legislators in announcing the Small Business Health Options Program Act. The SHOP Act will allow businesses and the self-employed to band together in a statewide or national pool to obtain lower health insurance prices.