"We need to build the pipeline for good potential candidates to run for elected office."
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The LGBTQ history display remains absent from the Capitol, a situation Sen. Lincoln Hough said should have been handled very differently.
"As long as I can push that button on the floor, I’m doing my job 100 percent. I do know what’s going on in the Capitol, and that’s what my constituents want."
It was a katzenjammer about rules, traditions, and the powers of the executive branch that further divided an already fracturing Republican Senate.
Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft has earmarked photo ID requirements for voting as one of several legislative priorities for the upcoming session.
The display, “Making History: Kansas City and the Rise of Gay Rights,” was meant to be in the Capitol from the end of August until December.
"This is the time to fight back against 'federal power grabs and government overreach that threatens to limit our freedoms.'"
"Missouri will not be a pawn in this publicity stunt that seeks to force Missourians to disclose private health care decisions and dictate private business operations."
Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe is voicing his opposition to the Biden administration's proposed vaccination mandate amid calls for a special session.