The Politically Speaking Hour makes government and politics understandable and accessible at this crucial point in history. On select Fridays, host Jason Rosenbaum will question elected officials, and shine the spotlight on the issues that matter. And we’ll empower your voice into the conversation about the future of our community and states.
The Politically Speaking Hour is sponsored by the Sue & Lynn Schneider Charitable Fund.
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Republican state Rep. Peggy McGaugh wants to allow someone to serve up to 16 years in either the House or the Senate. Currently, most legislators can serve up to eight years in the House and eight in the Senate. -
The Ozark Republican said to save Medicaid, some reforms must be made. -
Newly minted Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin says national Democrats need to pay attention to deep-red Missouri. -
Officials at Planned Parenthood Great Rivers are awaiting approval of what’s known as a complication plan before offering medication abortions again. -
The Cape Girardeau native was elected as the leader of the Missouri Republican Party earlier this month. -
The St. Louis County Council now has enough members who can regularly override County Executive Sam Page’s vetoes. -
Gov. Mike Parson appointed Melissa Price Smith to fill out the term of Wesley Bell, who was recently sworn in as Missouri’s 1st Congressional District representative. -
Former Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan will soon depart from the agency responsible for managing federal procurement and the government’s real estate holdings. -
Missouri voters overwhelmingly elected Republicans but also approved ending the state’s abortion ban. -
Rep. Cori Bush reflects on her House tenure and her electoral defeat.