Joan's profile was created using:
Sort By:

1-10 of 16 online sources for Joan Barry

  • View Online Source
    www.democratsforlife.org/index.php?option=com_content&t - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 1/21/2007    Last Visited: 3/23/2007  

    Joan Barry served in the Missouri House of Representatives from 1996 until 2003.She is a registered nurse and is active health and human services.She lives in St. Louis County.She and her husband have 3 children and 11 grandchildren.

  • View Online Source
    ourchamber.com/New_Member_Spotlight.php - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 4/14/2006    Last Visited: 6/22/2008  

    Contact: Joan BarryEmail: joan.barry@sbcglobal.netJoan Barry is campaigning for the Missouri Senate in the 1st District.Joan and her husband have both served as State Representatives for the South County area - her husband for nine terms and Joan for four terms.Joan considers serving the people of Missouri a wonderful privilege and hopes to continue for many years to come.In addition to her political goals, Joan has a deep passion for health care.She is a Registered Nurse and worked for many years at St. Anthony's Medical Center.Currently, Joan is working for Retractable Technologies, educating health care workers in the use of safety syringes.She is a member of the Missouri Nurses Association, Nurses for Newborns, the Technical Advisory Committee on the Quality of Patient Care and Nursing Practices, a former Board Member of the St. Louis March of Dimes, and currently Vice President of the National Board of Democrats for Life of America.

  • View Online Source
    www.missourinet.com/gestalt/go.cfm?objectid=B8974CEC-1C - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 4/10/2007    Last Visited: 4/10/2007  

    State representative Joan Barry, a member of the group, says women have more trouble getting treatment than men do and one reason is that many women don't actually seek it.

    E-Mail this page ...

  • View Online Source
    www.missourinet.com/gestalt/go.cfm?objectid=F0315551-6F - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 4/10/2007    Last Visited: 4/10/2007  

    St. Louis state representative Joan Barry says Missourians who don't have prescription drug insurance need to get the best prices possible, perhaps through group pricing.

    E-Mail this page ...

  • View Online Source
    www.democratsforlife.org/index.php?option=com_zoom&Item - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 6/20/2006    Last Visited: 3/23/2007  

    Joan Barry and Thea Rossi Barron
    ...
    Joan Barry and former member of the DFLA Board Thea Rossi Barron

  • View Online Source
    www.democratsforlife.org/index.php?option=com_zoom&Item - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 6/19/2006    Last Visited: 3/23/2007  

    Board Member Joan Barry and her husband Philip.

  • View Online Source
    Arch City Chronicle: Blog: 3rd CD - [Cached Version]
    Last Visited: 11/10/2007  

    Joan Barry voted against it.
    ...
    Russ Carnahan campaign suspects Jeff Smith or Joan Barry had something to do with it.
    ...
    In light of the recent charges and countercharges that have been traded among Joan Barry, Jeff Smith and Russ Carnahan, Mark has renewed his request to the other candidates to join Cory Mohn, Joann Karll and Mark Smith to sign his pledge.
    ...
    Joan Barry, Circuit Clerk Mariano Favazza and Michael Bram.
    ...
    Barry is expected to run strong in her St. Louis County base, but 2002 redistricting removed much of that territory from the district.
    ...
    Mark Smith, Stoll and Barry also have six-figure balances which could buy some air time.
    ...
    Barry enjoys healthy support from organized labor, in spite of her social conservatism, and the St. Louis Police Officers Association.She scored five important ward endorsements in Favazza's back yard, but Favazza's dominance in yard signs in those wards (an admittedly risky measure of support) suggests that many voters are unimpressed with those endorsements.
    ...
    Conservative rivals Stoll and Barry have garnered most of the conservative ward, township and organizational endorsements, but Favazza has beaten that before.
    ...
    There are only two women in the race, and the ideological differences between the socially conservative Barry and the liberal Karll lessen the chance that they will compete for the same votes.

    Name confusion.
    ...
    On the other hand, Barry may pick up support from voters who confuse her with well-respected former candidate Bray.

    Ballot placement.
    ...
    "I am disappointed to see that Joan Barry and Jeff Smith
    ...
    conference today, Joan Barry and Jeff Smith have taken responsibility
    ...
    Joan Barry knows it.
    ...
    Joan Barry and Jeff Smith made it clear that they know they
    ...
    Joan Barry cannot make this claim.Shevoted for the concealed carry ballot measure (SS HCS HB 1891,
    ...
    Jeff and Joan go after Russ' record
    ...
    Joan Barry has earned my respect with her hard work, grace, and dedication to her convictions.
    ...
    "I can no longer sit and allow Russ Carnahan to distort the real truth about his record," said Barry.
    ...
    "It is time that the people of the 3rd Congressional District find the real truth about Russ Carnahan," continued Barry.
    ...
    "I will go to Washington, as I did in Jefferson City, and I will work everyday because the residents of the 3rd District deserve a Representative who will show up and fight for them," finished Barry.
    ...
    JOAN BARRY BEGINS BROADCASTNG TV AD

    St. Louis, Mo. - Third Congressional District Democratic Candidate JoanBarry has officially released her television advertisement.Barry is one
    ...
    Jefferson City," says Barry."I'm excited to share my message withvoters."

    "This is an important step for our campaign; it solidifies our presence asa leader in this race and is emblematic of our campaign's growingmomentum," says Barry.

    Barry served four terms in the Missouri Legislature where she led theexpansive Children, Families, and Health Committee.Barry officiallyannounced her candidacy on May 25, 2003.
    ...
    Joan Barry voted against HB 1729 on April 25th, 2002. [House Journal, 59th Day, 4/25/02]
    ...
    "Russ Carnahan's new television ad is blatantly false and I call on him to immediately pull the ad off the air," said Julie Murphy, Campaign Director for Joan Barry.
    ...
    In fact, Joan Barry voted NO on the exact same bill, HB1729 (House Journal, April 25, 2002).Joan Barry has opposed conceal and carry legislation throughout her legislative career and for Russ Carnahan to suggest otherwise is just wrong.
    ...
    3. Joan Barry - $215,678
    ...
    5. Joan Barry - $125,678
    ...
    Joan Barry raised $83,260.04.Good quarter for her.She also bucked in another $40,000 in loans to bring her cash on-hand to $215,678.42.Take out the loans and she's at $125,678.
    ...
    Barry gets 16th
    ...
    St. Louis, Mo. - St. Louis' largest-voting ward is endorsing Joan Barryfor Congress.The 16th Ward, located in the southwest part of the city,cites Barry's experience in the State Legislature and calls Barry the
    ...
    supporting Joan Barry for Congress," said Aldermanic President Jim
    ...
    weeks before the Primary," says Barry.
    ...
    Barry to open 2nd campaign office

    The Joan Barry in Congress Campaign is celebrating the Grand Opening of our
    ...
    Barry adds another big endorsement
    ...
    Joan Barry Receives Endorsement from Largest Union in Missouri in Her Bid for 3rd Congressional District St. Louis, Mo. - At their membership meeting on Tuesday, June 22, 2004, the members of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Local #655 voted to endorse Joan Barry in the 3rd Congressional District race.UFCW Local #655, which has over 14,000members, represents over 1500 registered nurses at St. John's Mercy Medical Center.Barry, a registered nurse and former State Representative, fought for union representation in the nursing profession at St. Anthony's Medical Center where she works in the area of obstetrics.

    "Joan has truly earned the endorsement of Local 655," says Jim Dougherty, executive assistant to the president of Local #655.
    ...
    Joan Barry is on the front lines of the health care battle, she has echoed the sentiment of the RNs at St. John's Mercy Medical Center and she is the candidate who has the knowledge and skills to get the job done in Washington
    ...
    St. Louis, Mo. - Joan Barry, Democratic Candidate for Missouri's 3rdCongressional District has received endorsements from two critical citywards.At their regular meeting on Wednesday evening, St. Louis City
    ...
    to attend the meeting, "Joan is pro-life and pro-labor.
    ...
    Their endorsement of Joan Barry's candidacysolidifies her presence as a viable candidate in St. Louis City.

    "Joan is one of the best legislators I have ever worked with in Jefferson
    ...
    On a more personal note Carpenter says, "Joan is adear friend, and I admire her as a woman and a legislator."

    Slay says his reason for endorsing Barry is "she has the commitment and
    ...
    Barry, a registered nurse and former State Representative, resides inOakville with her husband Phillip.Barry announced her candidacy for the
    ...
    St. Louis, Mo.- In the first financial reporting period of 2004, 3rd Congressional District Democratic candidate Joan Barry received a record-setting 1,668 individual contributions.The candidate nearest in number of individual contributions has 342.The campaign has raised $204,897 to date and has $131,127 cash on hand.

    "I am extremely grateful for the grassroots support I have received.These contributors are also voters and volunteers," said Barry.
    ...
    Joan Barry - $74k
    ...
    Joan Barry - $131k
    ...
    Joan Barry - $81k
    ...
    For Barry, in a field of mostly men, her gender may help her in the voting booth.Add to this her pro-life stance and her biography - nursing, state representative - and their campaign could run a disciplined and targeted campaign, hit their demographic and win enough in a crowded field to emerge the victor.It's a long shot, but greater miracles have occured.

  • View Online Source
    Democrats For Life of America - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 5/24/2009    Last Visited: 5/24/2009  

    Joan Barry (Vice President) served in the Missouri House of Representatives from 1996 until 2003. She is a registered nurse and is active in health and human services. She lives in St. Louis County. She and her husband have 3 children and 11 grandchildren.

  • View Online Source
    Mike Ferguson Online - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 3/20/2006    Last Visited: 7/5/2009  

    Interview with Joan Barry, President of Democrats for Life of Missouri Mike Ferguson Online Mike Ferguson Online
    ...
    Interview with Joan Barry, President of Democrats for Life of Missouri

    The explosive issue of abortion is back in the headlines after President Bush saw two of nominees for the United States Supreme Court confirmed and after the State of South Dakota enacted a sweeping pro-life/ anti-abortion law earlier this month.

    While public perception typically aligns the pro-life viewpoint with the Republican Party and pro-choice views with the Democratic Party, each has an organization within its circles that disagrees with the respective party platform on the issue of abortion.

    This feature is with former Missouri State Representative Joan Barry, who served four terms in the State House. She represented the 100th District in the St. Louis area. Ms. Barry is the President of Democrats for Life of Missouri and currently serves as Vice President of Democrats for Life nationally.

    To learn more about Democrats for Life, visit www.democratsforlife.org

    1. What is the goal of Democrats for Life of Missouri?

    Barry: The goal of Democrats for Life of Missouri is to be a consistent voice for the pro-life view within the party at both local and statewide levels. Within the party we seek an open climate of respect and inclusiveness for a diversity of ideas and values that will insure equity and justice for all. Sustained advocacy and promotion of the life affirming public, social and health policies based on time honored Democratic Party principles is a central value of DFLAMO.

    2. How inclusive is the Democratic Party of pro-life candidates right now?

    Barry: Pro-choice party activists have had a strong hold on our party. They have been a major source of campaign funds and have been successful in dictating policy with their point of view.
    ...
    Barry: I and many other pro-life members became Democrats because of our belief in the philosophy of the party.
    ...
    Barry: During my four terms in the Missouri House of Representatives, I was endorsed by pro-life activist groups. In 2004, I was honored to be endorsed by the Susan B. Anthony group.
    ...
    Barry: Diversity of views is healthy for a political party.

  • View Online Source
    Mike Ferguson Online--Past Articles - [Cached Version]
    Last Visited: 7/5/2009  

    March 20, 2006: Interview with Joan Barry, President of Democrats for Life of Missouri

Page:  1 2 Next

Wrong Person?

Try these instead
Related searches
More...

Copyright © 2009 Zoom Information Inc. All rights reserved.

BBeachHead-2009-11-09_RC001.1 OM14