From Outrage to Unity: A Call for a New Political Path
A Moral Reckoning in Politics After Charlie Kirk’s Death The tragic killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a public speaking event has exposed a profound moral crisis in our society. Rather than universal condemnation, segments of the internet reacted with celebration and derision. This…
Missouri Freedom Caucus: A Sham Grassroots Facade Imploding Under Its Own Hypocrisy
The Missouri Freedom Caucus (MOFC) brands itself as the torchbearer of grassroots conservatism, promising to fight the Jefferson City establishment for the heart of Missouri. Yet, its actions tell a different story: a group propped up by out-of-state dark money, attacking true conservative activists, and…
Why I Focus on Exposing Republican Hypocrisy
Many readers ask why my writing targets Republican hypocrisy rather than the well-documented flaws of the Democratic Party. The answer is simple: the Democrats’ flaws are blatant. Their radical ideology—marked by divisive rhetoric, destructive policies, and even incitements to violence—is no secret. From inflammatory statements…
A New Dawn: Why We Need a New Conservative Party
The assassination of Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old founder of Turning Point USA, at a Utah Valley University event on September 10, 2025, has laid bare the rot within America’s two-party system. Kirk’s death is more than a tragedy—it’s a wake-up call for a new conservative…
Tragedy in Utah: Missouri’s Leaders Chose Cowardice, and We’re Paying the Price
On September 10, 2025, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was gunned down at a Turning Point USA event in Utah. Witnesses confirmed it. Former President Trump condemned it as another escalation of political violence. However you feel about Kirk, his assassination is a national tragedy—and one…
Missouri’s HJR 3: Reshaping Voter Initiatives in a Republican Government
In November 2024, Missouri voters approved two polarizing measures: Amendment 3, expanding abortion rights (52% statewide), and Proposition A, raising the minimum wage to $15 and mandating paid sick leave (57%). Both passed on strong urban turnout and heavy campaign funding while losing decisively in…
Freddie Griffin, Jr. challenges Sen. Rusty Black in Missouri’s 12th Senate District Republican primary
Freddie Griffin, Jr., a lifelong north Missourian and heavy equipment operator from Hamilton, Missouri, has officially entered the race for Missouri’s 12th Senate District. The 33-year-old Republican candidate is mounting a primary challenge to incumbent Sen. Rusty Black, claiming that Black has prioritized Governor Mike…
Northwestern, Salisbury, Brunswick, and Keytesville Spotlight Learning, Athletics, and Community Spirit
From standout performances in cross country to classroom projects and community support, area schools have been busy both on and off the field. Here’s a look at highlights from Northwestern, Salisbury, Brunswick, and Keytesville, with Thunder football wrapping up this week’s roundup. Northwestern R-I Northwestern’s…
Highway Patrol Reports Area Arrests Over the Past Week
Over the past week, Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers and county deputies across mid-Missouri reported a series of arrests ranging from felony warrants and drug possession to driving while intoxicated. The following is a roundup of arrests from area counties, with the most serious incidents…
Hometown Business Spotlight: Salisbury Mattress Store
After a decade of success operating a mattress and furniture store in Columbia, Missouri, Brett and his wife decided it was time to bring their business closer to home. Longtime residents of rural mid-Missouri, they jumped at the chance to open Salisbury Mattress Store and…