As you know, Peter is reaching out to you for questions -- any question -- about state politics or the future of Missouri through KinderSpeaks.

KinderSpeaks is a revolutionary way to communicate and better embrace democracy through a smart use of technology.

SEMissourian has an excellent editorial running on the upcoming Tour of Missouri which they conclude "will put an invaluable international spotlight on the state."

[h/t Combest]

As reported by both Missouri Politics and Jason Rosenbaum, Peter had a great quarter of fundraising. Here's a thank you video message from Peter in case you haven't yet seen it.

The press release:

Peter Kinder Reports Over $340,000 In Total Receipts For the Second Quarter of 2007

Great article in today's Columbia Missourian on the upcoming cycling event, the Tour of Misssouri. The article gives a great behind-the-scenes look at how the race came to fruition between Governor Blunt and Peter.

"Howard Beale" over at the liberal blog FiredUp! Missouri has asked me a question for Peter to answer. I could do that, but that's not what this website or the Revolution is all about. So I've come up with a better idea, and I think it's one that would answer quite a few questions that many Missourians have.

Let's call it the FiredUp! KinderSpeaks Challenge.

Here's how it'll work:

When we read the folks over at the liberal blog, FiredUp! Missouri, we expect their posts to be fueled with vitriol and personal attacks. That's just their beat.

However, today's hit piece on Peter derails from the truth tracks like a runaway freight train and it's worth calling to question in this space.

Today at 4 PM CT, Peter will host a conference call with bloggers to help launch his new site and discuss a few issues swirling around the MO political sphere.

If you'd like to participate, email me for the conference call details

If you can't make it today, but want to be included for future opportunities, hit me up with a note.

As I mentioned this past week, TeamKinder.com had a few bugs that we needed to work out. Most of the issues were cross-browser related. In other words, users who still use Internet Explorer (including versions which are no longer available) were not seeing the website as we intended. This is a standard issue as most developers use a better browser, Firefox (and you should to).

MissouriPolitics.net and MOPNS have noted the launch of TeamKinder.com... and we appreciate it.

However, during launch of the site from our test environment we noticed a few bugs that we're still fleshing out -- cross-browser compatibility issues (if you're using IE, switch to a better browser today), email sign-up forms bugging out, blogroll issues, etc.

By way of introductions, I'm David All, a Republican Web 2.0 consultant working with Peter's campaign on this site. I'm honored that Peter is letting me join the discussion in this space.

You don't need me to tell you that your blog is making a difference. Just take a quick read of the local daily newspaper in Anywhere, America and I can likely find the blogger (or the comment in the thread of the blog's post) who helped define the narrative a day or two previous.