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Thanks to the League of Women Voters for sponsoring the candidate forum

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Thanks to everyone who came to last evening’s League of Women Voters Forum for candidates in Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District. Libertarian Bill Slantz and I responded to 28 questions from the audience. Moderator Kathleen Farrell was eminently fair and judicious. Interestingly, none of the audience questions concerned guns, abortion or Ferguson.

This coming Tuesday, Oct. 28, I am going to be a guest on Don Marsh’s “St. Louis on the Air.” It is on St. Louis Public Radio (KWMU) at noon. The directions to get there are easy — just find a radio or computer with streaming audio.

By the way, the LieberforCongress web site has been recently hacked.  Fortunately it is now back up and working.

By the way, we were sorry that Congresswoman Ann Wagner was not at the forum last night.

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