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12/19/2008 - In a Democratic administration, sole Republican Peter Kinder has one foot in the GOP-controlled Legislature:
Outgoing Senate pro tem, Mike Gibbons, summarized the lieutenant governor's power in the Senate as twofold.
11/5/2008 - Missouri once again has a divided government:
Missouri has it's first new attorney general in 16 years after the heated race between two state Senators concluded Tuesday with Democratic candidate Chris Koster's victory over Republican candidate Mike Gibbons.
11/5/2008 - Gibbons concedes AG race:
Intro: Mike Gibbons concedes after a hard fought battle in the attorney general race. Laura Nichol's is reporting live from Gibbons watch party in Kirkwood
11/4/2008 - Live reports from Koster watch party:
Some people are so excited they aren't sitting down, but rather gripping the theatre's railings as numbers come in. John Kelley, a Democratic supporter, says he predicts Koster will sweep the attorney general race even though right now Republican Senator Mike Gibbons is slightly ahead.
11/4/2008 - Live reports from Gibbons watch party:
Talent arrived around  9 PM to Attorney General Candidate Mike Gibbons watch party to express support for his good friend.
11/13/2008 - Newspaper Editorials:
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10/9/2008 - Shield Law:
While GOP candidate Mike Gibbons supported a "Shield Law," Democratic attorney general candidate Chris Koster reinforced his opposition during their debate in Poplar Bluff Thursday.
10/8/2008 - English Only Amendment:
Mike Gibbons, Republican: Gibbons voted in favor of the proposal when it was before the Senate in 2007.  
10/7/2008 - Funding Missouri's Interstates:
Mike Gibbons, Republican: A campaign advisor said that the transportation issue is not the reponsibility of the attorney general.
10/7/2008 - Health Care in Missouri:
Mike Gibbons, Republican: A Gibbons campaign said that he would decrease Medicaid fraud and work with the Missouri Foundation of Health in expanding health care options through its grant programs.
10/7/2008 - Loss limit repeal viewed as boon, boondoggle:
Mike Gibbons, Republican: Gibbons' campaign said he does not support repeal of the gambling loss limits. During the 2007 legislative session, he voted against the proposal.
10/6/2008 - College Affordability Plans:
Mike Gibbons, Republican: A campaign advisor said Gibbons has supported programs for needs-based scholarship and limiting tuition increases. In 2007, he voted in support of the governor's proposal for the sale of MOHELA assets.
10/6/2008 - Republican Candidate for Governor Kenny Hulshof attacked Attorney General Jay Nixon in his new plan.:
Republican Attorney General Candidate Mike Gibbons disagrees with one of his fellow party members.
10/6/2008 - Fellow Republican raises questions about gubernatorial candidate's proposal for the creation of inspector general office:
While Attorney general candidate and Senator Mike Gibbons, R-St. Louis County, supports the creation of an inspector general position and Hulshof's focus on government ethics, Gibbons disagreed with some points of the proposal.
10/29/2008 - Blunt considers Kinder's lame-duck session.:
President Pro Tem Mike Gibbons said Kinder's session is a legitimate issue and is not a political ploy.
10/23/2008 - What began as a friendly Attorney General race is becoming more vicious. :
Republican Attorney General Candidate Mike Gibbons claims Democratic Attorney General Candidate Chris Koster has written fraudulent checks, had tax liens, and received donations with mafia ties.
10/21/2008 - Chris Koster:
Koster has represented the western Missouri 31st Senate district since 2004. His opponent is Sen. Mike Gibbons, R-Kirkwood.
10/21/2008 - Mike Gibbons:
When Mike Gibbons, 49, gets home, he's got something waiting for him that's familiar to most husbands. It's the kind of thing they try to avoid.
10/21/2008 - Department of Natural Resources comes under fire in third attorney general candidate debate:
Democratic candidate Chris Koster said the Natural Resources Department has not done its job in adequate environmental regulation, while Republican candidate Mike Gibbons said the relationship between the department and the attorney general's office needs to be repaired.
9/8/2008 - Social networking for candidates:
"How often do you get direct contact with a candidate?" said Caleb Jones, campaign manager for Republican Attorney General candidate Mike Gibbons. "Through the Internet we can really facilitate that."
9/4/2008 - Campaign finance limits repealed:
In Missouri's Attorney General race, the future is already looking a little greener for Republican Mike Gibbons, while Democratic contender Chris Koster works to regain the advantage in fund raising he held during the Democratic primary.
9/29/2008 - Cybercrime:
JEFFERSON CITY - The Republican candidate for attorney general, Mike Gibbons, announced Monday in Columbia a proposal for a new Cyber Crimes Unit in the Attorney General's office.  Gibbons said the new office would work to protect children from Internet predators, as well as decrease the number of online-based crimes in the state.
9/25/2008 - Missouri Bar denounces Hulshof's proposed changes to nonpartisan judicial selection:
Attorney general candidate Mike Gibbons, who is running on the Republican ticket, said he supports the Nonpartisan Court Plan for its merits as a nonpartisan judicial selection procedure, and expressed interest in the issue itself.
9/2/2008 - Attorney General candidate doesn't mind robo calls:
Intro: Republican Senator Mike Gibbons doesn't have a problem with automated campaign phone calls and agrees with Attorney General Jay Nixon when he says wants them gone from elections.
9/2/2008 - robo-call:
Sen. Mike Gibbons, R-St. Louis County, is running for Attorney General on the Republican ticket. While he said he sees nothing wrong with using robo-calls in a campaign, he does take issue with robo-calls with no attribution or contact information.
9/11/2008 - Attorney General candidates attack their own techniques:
Harrisonville Democratic Senator Chris Koster and St. Louis County Republican Senator Mike Gibbons met face-to-face for the first time and slammed political robo-calling but admitted to robo-calling for campaigns.
9/11/2008 - Gibbons and Koster speak against political automated calls in first candidate debate:
JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri attorney general candidates Mike Gibbons and Chris Koster declared their opposition to a campaign tactic that they both admitted using -- automated telephone calls.
9/10/2008 - Graham's bill fails again:
Attorney General candidate and Senator Mike Gibbons was one of many Republicans who switched his vote from yes to no.
9/10/2008 - Senate votes against overriding veto on student curator bill:
Even though no one rose to speak in objection to the motion, Sen. Mike Gibbons, R-St. Louis County, said, "This summer there's been quite a bit of objection raised. The Board of Curators were very concerned about that."
5/8/2008 - Women in Missouri's Statehouse:
The appointments are made by the Senate's president pro tem -- Sen. Mike Gibbons, R-St. Louis County. Gibbons said he appointed Rupp rather than the more experienced women to the conference committee because of term limits.
5/5/2008 - Senate Passes Credit Freezes for Victims of Identity Theft:
Senator Mike Gibbons says this can bring Missouri in-step with most of the country. 
5/16/2008 - Term Limits Push Out Lawmakers:
"It's created some dynamics I don't think we expected," said Sen. Mike Gibbons, R- St. Louis County and president pro tem of the Senate..
5/12/2008 - Republicans move forward with voter ID:
Days said the Senate leaders who attended the meeting created a list of possible compromises that will be reviewed by Senate President Pro Tem Mike Gibbons to determine if the changes could affect if the bill will pass by the end of the session.
2/5/2008 - Property tax reform unanimous:
Last year, St. Louis County received more than a 12-million-dollar windfall from these increases, but Senate President Pro Tem Mike Gibbons says the problem is statewide.
1/22/2008 - Blunt says no to reelection:
"What he told us was that he just did not have the same sense of mission and purpose," said Senate President Pro Tem Mike Gibbons, R-St. Louis County. "Resolute and at peace were the two hallmarks of what he had to say to us."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of November 10, 2008:
Republican attorney general candidate Mike Gibbons conceded the race to Democrat Chris Koster according to a spokesman for the Koster campaign.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of November 3, 2008:
Republican attorney general candidate Mike Gibbons conceded the race to Democrat Chris Koster according to a spokesman for the Koster campaign.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of October 20, 2008:
Democratic candidate Chris Koster said the Natural Resources Department has not done its job in adequate environmental regulation, while Republican candidate Mike Gibbons said the relationship between the department and the attorney general's office needs to be repaired.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of October 13, 2008:
While GOP candidate Mike Gibbons supported a "Shield Law," Democratic attorney general candidate Chris Koster reinforced his opposition during their debate in Poplar Bluff Thursday.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of October 6, 2008:
While GOP candidate Mike Gibbons supported a "Shield Law," Democratic attorney general candidate Chris Koster reinforced his opposition during their debate in Poplar Bluff Thursday.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 29, 2008:
 The Republican candidate for attorney general, Mike Gibbons, announced Monday in Columbia a proposal for a new Cyber Crimes Unit in the Attorney General's office. 
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 15, 2008:
Senators Mike Gibbons and Chris Koster declared their opposition to the use of political automated calls, during the first attorney general candidate campaign after the August primaries.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 8, 2008:
Senators Mike Gibbons and Chris Koster declared their opposition to the use of political automated calls, during the first attorney general candidate campaign after the August primaries.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 1, 2008:
Attorney General candidates Mike Gibbons and Chris Koster offered responses to Nixon's statement.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of May 12, 2008:
For the last four years, Senate Democratic Leader Maida Coleman and Republican Senate President Pro Tem Mike Gibbons have operated as a team to keep tensions and rhetoric at a minimum between their two parties.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 14, 2008:
Two weeks ago, Senate Democrats had blocked a vote on Gunn. They complained he still had an active campaign fund for his Senate race. Gunn had been a Democratic candidate for the state Senate seat held by the Senate's president pro tem, Mike Gibbons, R-Kirkwood, who is leaving the Senate.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 7, 2008:
Two weeks ago, Senate Democrats had blocked a vote on Gunn.  They complained he still had an active campaign fund for his Senate race.  Gunn had been a Democratic candidate for the state Senate seat held by the Senate's President Pro Tem Mike Gibbons, R-Kirkwood, who is leaving the Senate.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 14, 2008:
Sen. Mike Gibbons had stripped Loudon of the chair near the end of last year's session after it was discovered Loudon has snuck into a bill he was handling a provision that completely deregulates midwifery.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 7, 2007:
Sen. Mike Gibbons had stripped Loudon of the chair near the end of last year's session after it was discovered Loudon has snuck into a bill he was handling a provision that completely deregulates midwifery.
- Candidates for Attorney General:
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