Field of possible GOP Senate candidates forms within hours of Blunt s announcement Jonathan Shorman and Bryan Lowry, The Kansas City Star
Mar. 8 U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt s announcement that he won t seek re-election in 2022 sent Missouri Republicans scrambling Monday as the party braced for a wide-open primary contest that could feature a former federal prosecutor, a former governor and multiple statewide officeholders.
Surprise at the two-term senator s decision quickly gave way to an acknowledgment that Republicans could end up with a sprawling primary field as the number of prominent figures considering the race grew throughout the day.
An array of Republicans from Rep. Ann Wagner to Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft to former Gov. Eric Greitens are keeping the door open to running.
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Over the course of its virtual Annual Meeting, the Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) awarded six prestigious scholarly and service awards and named seven new Fellows. These awards recognize 14 individuals for their outstanding contributions to the society and to the science of risk analysis. The recipients were nominated by their peers, selected by a committee of SRA members and approved by the SRA Council. This year s awardees include:
2020 SRA Chauncey Starr Distinguished Young Analyst Award - Roger Flage, Ph.D., from the University of Stavanger. Given to a professional age 40 or younger, Flage is recognized for his contributions to establishing the foundations of risk analysis and his exceptional promise for continued contributions to the Society and risk science.
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the wealthiest american. republican leaders promptly dismissed it calling the plan class warfare. does the president s plan have a chance? joining me is gene sperling director of the national economic council. thank you for joining me. the president announced today he ll go after the rich. the republicans say that is a form of class warfare. the president says it s math. but the reality is it is class warfare. the rich are a class and he s going after them. it s the opposite. the president is asking for balance, for shared sacrifice. he s asking for everybody to contribute and getting our long-term deficit down. he wants a plan that will be strong and powerful. the american jobs act. but we come to fiscal discipline, we all have to be in this together. when the president put out as a principle that those who make over a million or 10 million shouldn t be paying lower taxes than middle class teachers, firemen, construction workers, some said class warfare, but i m a little p
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