"It is again a solemn moment, but the cause of freedom remains worth advancing. We, in Missouri, stand united."
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"Our message today is clear: Missouri is open for business to those who value democracy, human rights, free enterprise, and self-determination," Rep. Dean Plocher said.
Director Wayne Wallingford hasn’t been afraid to take risks — in part, because of his deep faith, commitment to his home and family, and unparalleled tenaciousness.
Aside from his military service, Bill Irwin also served as a police officer in Lee's Summit for nearly two decades.
"I know I’m inheriting a great team at the Department of Revenue, and together we will continue to work to ensure Missourians get the kind of customer service they deserve."
“They’ve paid a tremendous debt to this country by serving our nation in the armed forces, so we want to make sure we’re taking care of them.”
A Missouri National Guard spokesperson said exemptions could be made based on medical and religious reasons.
"We are concerned that implementation of these federal vaccine mandates will cause Missouri’s long-term care facilities to lose their status as federal contractors with the VA and jeopardize the well-being of our veterans."
"The people who are going to get hurt here are the veterans who are trying to get treatment. It’s absurd."
Missouri’s medical marijuana program is in full bloom, with advocates expecting more than $200 million in sales by the end of 2021.