Gene Davison

May 19, 2024 | news-leader.com | Gene Davison

When Missouri House of Representatives Speaker Dean Plocher (R-St. Louis County) said of the abortion rights initiative petition “I believe it will pass. Absolutely,” it was one of the few honest things that were said, are being said, and will be said by opponents of the measure before it appears on the ballot.

Dec 17, 2023 | mobygames.com | Gene Davison

Description Avernum 2 is an overhaul of Exile 2: Crystal Souls. This version uses an improved Nethergate engine and adds new spells, quests, characters, classes, and other things. The conversations have changed from asking about one work to get a response to asking preset questions. The effect is a more natural conversation such as in a game like Baldur's Gate or other similar RPGs. If you are not familiar with Exile 2: The Crystal Souls, you play as a party of adventurers.

Dec 3, 2023 | yahoo.com | Gene Davison

Within the Republican electorate — the people who cast their ballot for a Republican candidate — there is a huge disconnect between many issues they support and the legislators they elect. Republican voters, time and again, nationally as well as here in deep red Missouri, support many positions that align closer with Democratic party values. Particularly on ballot initiatives they vote with Democrats and Independents in support of policies that Republican legislators oppose.

Dec 3, 2023 | news.yahoo.com | Gene Davison

Within the Republican electorate — the people who cast their ballot for a Republican candidate — there is a huge disconnect between many issues they support and the legislators they elect. Republican voters, time and again, nationally as well as here in deep red Missouri, support many positions that align closer with Democratic party values. Particularly on ballot initiatives they vote with Democrats and Independents in support of policies that Republican legislators oppose.

Dec 3, 2023 | news-leader.com | Gene Davison

Within the Republican electorate — the people who cast their ballot for a Republican candidate — there is a huge disconnect between many issues they support and the legislators they elect. Republican voters, time and again, nationally as well as here in deep red Missouri, support many positions that align closer with Democratic party values. Particularly on ballot initiatives they vote with Democrats and Independents in support of policies that Republican legislators oppose.