It’s no secret that many members of Congress receive thousands of campaign dollars from America’s biggest drugmakers and dutifully serve the pharmaceutical industry’s interests.
Posts published by “Representative Adam Schwadron”
Schwadron serves as a member of the Missouri House of Representatives from the 106th district
In today’s polarized political environment, sometimes it’s hard to get past the noise and reach the facts. A recent editorial about a proposed Kansas City landfill published in this outlet is an example of such noise.
When a farmer gets up in the morning, they have a lot to think about. They are thinking about getting the kids to school on time, the mid-morning meet-up with the seed dealer and the evening FFA alumni meeting.
Thanks to Rep. Jason Smith’s (R-MO) leadership, things are actually looking up for small businesses here in Missouri.
State legislators may not accept lobbyist gifts, not even a cup of coffee or a cheeseburger.
Imagine you’re in your 60s, facing retirement. You’re working in the theater business, during the Covid Era, and lose your job as a result.
Earlier this year, Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft proposed new rules aimed at increasing transparency around so-called “environmental, social and governance” (ESG) investing
Recent legislation in Congress targeting our pharmacy benefits would push our country closer towards a nationalized health care system – and our elected leaders in DC must put a stop to this.
Imagine being a child at recess again. You’re outside enjoying the day, but across the street is a landfill with trash trucks going by.
Perhaps this is a no-brainer for politicos around the state, and here is why I think so. Despite its Democrat roots, Clay County is a consistently red county in the Kansas City metro.