
Politically Speaking
Missouri's political news makers talk candidly with St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum and Rachel Lippmann.
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Latest Episodes
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The 20th Ward alderwoman talks about her bid for St. Louis mayor.
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The Kirkwood Democrat reflects on an eventful couple of weeks in the Missouri House.
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The St. Louis Democrat recently left the General Assembly after becoming the first person to serve two consecutive four year terms in the 5th District since J.B. "Jet" Banks.
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U.S. Rep. Cori Bush is also preparing for the potential impeachment of President Donald Trump for inciting last Wednesday's insurrection.
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Now that she's no longer in office, former Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, D-University City, has a lot to say about her 16 years in the Missouri House and Missouri Senate — during which she says was strengthened by constantly being challenged during election season.
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The past year's events redefined Missouri and St. Louis politics. And the COVID-19 pandemic and protests decrying police killing Black people played a huge role in shaping the biggest stories in the region and state.
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The St. Louis Democrat also previewed the 2021 session and talked about his verbal clash with Rudy Giuliani.
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Webb defeated Councilwoman Rochelle Walton Gray in the August primary for the 4th District, which takes in places like Spanish Lake, Florissant and Bellefontaine Neighbors.
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State Rep.-elect Chad Perkins, R-Bowling Green, talks about how his law enforcement experience could help inform debates around overhauling criminal justice matters in the Missouri House.
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House Speaker Elijah Haahr discusses the challenges of being speaker, the perils of term limits and his political future.
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State Rep.-elect Betsy Fogle talks about her 76-vote win in the 135th District, where the Springfield Democrat was the only person to flip a state House seat this past election.
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Democratic state Rep. Kip Kendrick, D-Columbia, explains why he's leaving the Missouri House to become state Sen.-elect Greg Razer's chief of staff.