Missouri's Capitol promises to be a busier-than-usual place Tuesday, as at least three rallies have been announced for the day.
One will focus on opposition to the national health care law, another champions "religious freedom" and the third protests "the legislative assault on working families."
Longtime Jefferson City residents and observers know that each spring, as the Legislature wrestles with its issues of the year, many groups come to visit the Capitol and meet with their lawmakers to explain their positions on many issues.
Tuesday's events follow on the heels of today's mid-day event launching 40 days of prayer and fasting by some, on behalf of our lawmakers and their service.
And Tuesday's events showcase some very different sides of the political spectrum.