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UPDATE: I found this to be a good estimation of the actual responsibilities that the vice-presidential office currently encompasses and how it has been transformed in recent years:
The Heartbeat Job
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Palin: Cheers and Jeers
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An often overlooked portion of the Missourian Web site is a interactive graphical analysis of MU faculty salaries for 2007-2008. While slightly outdated, it’s an easy and interesting page to peruse – remember these are your tax dollars at work, literally.
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Posted in Columbia Missourian, Columbia government, Missouri, news, opinion, politics, tagged Chad Day, Chris Koster, Chuck Graham, Columbia Missourian, Democrat, disability forum, Jay Nixon, Kenny Hulshof, Michael Gibbons, Missouri, Missouri news, Missouri politics, Mitch Hubbard, news, Peter Kinder, politics, Republican, Robin Carnahan, Ron Berry, Sam Page, state politics on October 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Statewide Republican candidates did not attend a candidates forum to discuss disability issues in Missouri. Two Democratic candidates — attorney general candidate, state Sen. Chris Koster, and lieutenant governor candidate, state Rep. Sam Page — attended and gubernatorial candidate Jay Nixon and secretary of state Robin Carnahan sent representatives to speak.
These absences were noted by [...]
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I figured I’d give you a couple of days to absorb the vice-presidential debate. So now that the hot air and bluster has disippated. Here’s some food for thought for an October Sunday.
Gov. Sarah Palin’s performance on Thursday night ignited the columnists and bloggers alike to share their [...]
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Happy Sunday. It appears that a new page was turned last night as the Tigers put a beating on Nebraska and broke the 30-year Lincoln winless streak. Here’s the Missourian’s story and some photos you might enjoy.
Tigers end 30-year drought at Lincoln
In other news the council could vote to officially name Oakland/Albert-Oakland Park on Monday. [...]
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