Sen. McCaskill's concession speech - she highlights successes, such as the Democrats taking over the House of Representatives and tells Missouri citizens that it has been an honor to serve as senator. #HIST3220
https://t.co/wtaPHfEtoC
This article from The New York Times mentions the way McCaskill dashed to support President Trump's approach to the caravan of asylum seekers approaching the U.S. border. Some Missourian's appreciated this effort and some didn't. #HIST3220
https://t.co/iEk61QmQpo
After McCaskill conceded the race for the Senate to her opponent Josh Hawley, she tweeted her thanks to supporters and volunteers. She also alluded that she may not be out of the political sphere for long. #HIST3220
Thank you to so many who worked so hard. And I’m very grateful to Missouri for giving me the opportunity to serve for so many years. I’m taking a few days off from social media...whiskey please😬...but I’m looking forward to what’s around the corner. ❤️
.@FiveThirtyEight still shares that #MOsen is still a toss-up, with Sen. McCaskill leading. After all the news she's been making, watching the polls to see how it affects her will be interesting if the last-minute tactics help or hurt. #HIST3220 https://t.co/EPdbjaMUfc
Tuesday, a week from the election, Sen. McCaskill's campaign manager wanted to refocus their tactics to Hawley's lax job as MO AG during former Gov. Greiten's investigation. #HIST3220
https://t.co/SniAD8leMv
With less than a week left until the Midterms, Sen. McCaskill is trying everything to garner support, including attacking her Democratic colleagues by calling some crazy on Fox News. #HIST3220
https://t.co/6QZbaOaItf
Sen. McCaskill replied to a swastika drawn on Josh Hawley's sign - she says this act is "disgusting" - showing she does not approve these hateful messages toward her opponent. #HIST3220
Although still considered a toss-up, FiveThirtyEight is now predicting a 4 in 7 chance Sen. McCaskill will win re-election and a 3 in 7 chance Josh Hawley will win. #HIST3220
https://t.co/yJ2w5gkAKk
According to @stltoday, Sen. McCaskill and Josh Hawley were asked a range of questions during their debate on Oct. 18. Most of the debate revolved around healthcare, which is a big issue in Missouri right now. #HIST3220
https://t.co/9PrbWatYCJ
Sen. McCaskill has always supported and backed Missouri students - perhaps more attention to schools and students will help appeal to younger voters across Missouri #HIST3220
Claire knows “our nation’s students should never have to worry about being preyed upon while they work hard and invest their time, energy, and money in postsecondary education” – and she won’t stop fighting for Missouri students.
Claire knows “New mothers have their hands full as it is & the last thing they should be worrying about is how & where to feed their newborn while traveling. This commonsense plan will make these hectic & stressful travel experiences a little more convenient for moms on the move”
Did you know that the third Wednesday of October (that’s today!) is officially designated "Missouri Day"? Today we’re celebrating everything that makes the Show-Me state special! #MissouriDay
As election day grows closer, McCaskill is starting to include the "big pharma" issues into her social media campaign. This seems like a natural evolution from her previous "pre-existing conditions" campaign. Healthcare is what McCaskill is banking on this season. #HIST3220
Claire: “Insys took an anything-goes approach to push sales higher and distorted the doctor-patient relationship with outside compensation, just so pharmaceutical executives could line their pockets—it’s disgusting."
The New York Times podcast The Daily published this episode on Oct. 17 as the second episode detailing the MO senate race. It details how McCaskill is fighting for the "moderate" voters in the state of Missouri-- if there are any left. #HIST3220
https://t.co/d0hkiyJgT6
Sen. @clairecmc was in KC checking on one of her projects - people who have committed crimes related to drug use are rehabilitated in Jackson County instead of serving sentences in jail. This is really consistent with her goals in health care. #HIST3220
https://t.co/PslRFGpMCI
Yesterday, VP Pence visited Springfield almost a month after Pres. Trump. This article deems the constant campaigning in southern MO show the Republicans are worried about this senate race, as they try to ensure a solid turnout. Worth the read! #HIST3220
https://t.co/3aK3CYSsIa
The @stltoday has compiled Google Search Trends relating to the issues this midterm election by county. It helps to see the breakdown of what people care about over time. #HIST3220
https://t.co/LdH0wjzkQ0
Sen. McCaskill has always been a proud tiger - it's cool to see her still supporting and recognizing Mizzou's students and teachers accomplishments! #HIST3220
A new poll by Remington Research Group shows that, especially with women voters, McCaskill's opposition to Judge Kavanaugh's appointment to the Supreme Court may have decreased her odds of winning reelection. Polls now show McCaskill at 46% while Hawley sits at 48% #HIST3220
So much of McCaskill's campaign has been focused on the Hawley lawsuit. In a way, McCaskill is hoping that Missouri voters care more about pre-existing health care coverage than any other political issue. This decision will make or break the outcome of election day. #HIST3220
Families across MO are terrified that Josh Hawley's lawsuit could mean being denied the health coverage they need. Claire's fighting tirelessly to make sure that never happens. #HandsOffOurCare