The Missouri GOP gathered in Columbia, Missouri, this past Saturday and heard from several Republican office holders. In the video above, Roy Blunt addresses the crowd.

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Outspoken freshman Sen. Ted Cruz intends to offer an amendment to the stopgap spending plan under debate in Congress this week that would defund President Obama’s health care law until the nation’s economy grows at a rate in line with historical averages.
That effort has picked up support from both FreedomWorks and The Heritage Foundation--both have key voted the Senate vote on that amendment. That means that Sen. Roy Blunt's (R-MO) vote on that amendment will be reflect in the score he earns from those organizations. Heritage makes the case for defunding it as soon as possible:The most severe and damaging economic impacts of Obamacare have yet to occur, as they will come with the law’s full implementation and the implementation of its funding mechanisms in 2014. After that point, this law will be more entrenched and its damaging effects will be much more difficult to amend.The Democrats control the Senate so even if the Conservatives unite behind Ted Cruz, it's unlikely that they will succeed.

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) will announce Monday that she will appoint Rep. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) to the Senate, according to two sources with knowledge of the pick.

Founded in 1976, Capstone Development has grown from a rural housing development company building small, six to eight-unit USDA projects into a nationally recognized industry powerhouse known for building communities in both urban and rural areas. To date, Capstone has completed more than 325 projects.First, it seems like we're talking about the same Capstone Development Group and Bill Luchini. Missouri's Secretary of State website doesn't list any other company named "Capstone Development Group".
At the helm since 2009 when he purchased the company, Luchini and his management team have been instrumental in locating prime, underserved sites and promoting green and sustainable elements in every project Capstone undertakes. Capstone Development Group recently moved into the Sterling Bank building at 50 S. Bemiston in the heart of Clayton, and the company’s renovation of its own space perfectly portrays the firm’s approach.
