Kit Bond

St. Louis, MO, July 02, 2011 --(PR.com)-- The Parents as Teachers national office is pleased to announce that former United States Senator Christopher “Kit” Bond, a longtime supporter of Parents as Teachers and advocate for families and children, has accepted a seat on its board of directors. Parents as Teachers helps organizations and professionals work with families during the critical early years of a child’s life to ensure they grow up healthy, safe and ready to learn. The board of...Read Full Story

Hat tip: Jakarta Globe After 24 years in the US Senate, Republican Kit Bond left the body in 2010 and has turned his eye to international trade. A long-time fan of Indonesia, he led a trade delegation to the country recently from his his home state of Missouri. Along the way, he also provides some insights into the current presidential race back home. Download:Similar Posts: None Found Similar Posts:Roll Call Asks if Kit Bond’s Senate Career Will Be “Sleeping With the Fishes” After 2010...Read Full Story

Senator Bond:The Office of Inspector General of the United States needs to look into why the U.S. Marshal undertook in January 2010 what appears to have been a sham threat investigation of me.http://dailstrug.blogspot.com/2010/12/fourth-amendment-touch-my-junk-please.htmlThe following facts may be pertinent to the possible use of the USMS to intimidate me.1. The law firm of Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld (DC) filed false sworn statements with a DC agency certifying that I suffered from...Read Full Story

While taking the opportunity to chide hypocritical Democrats for opposing Republican judicial appointments on ideological grounds, Senator Kit Bond puts the hypocrites in his own party to shame with his acknowledgment of Judge Sotomayor's sterling qualifications for the Supreme Court, as well as his acknowledgment that "elections have consequences." I could try to start an argument about whether Republicans or Democrats have been worse in opposing judges they disagree with, but in keeping...Read Full Story

Lost in the coverage Monday of Senate Republicans blocking the no-confidence vote on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, was a silly little speech given by Kit Bond (R-MO) about the Iraq war, the Democratic response to the quagmire and, as the Congressional Record labeled it, “Media Bias” in reporting on the American occupation. Bond covered all the [...]Read Full Story