J.T. | April 24, 2009
This article from STL Today says that “Missouri House Speaker Ron Richard has agreed to appoint a special committee to investigate the political profiling done by the state’s “fusion center” known as MIAC.”
For those who don’t remember, the MIAC report was a state-sanctioned report that tried to link 3rd party voters with domestic terrorists, otherwise known as militias. Even though the Federal and state constitutions each mention militias in a positive manner, apparently today the term militia is supposed to conjure up images of machine-gun wielding psychopaths whose sole purpose in life is the destruction of the U.S. government.
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J.T. | April 23, 2009
Susan Montee, Missouri state auditor has a website that provides information about the Federal stimulus money coming to MO.
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J.T. | April 20, 2009
Here are your Representatives at the state level -
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J.T. | April 19, 2009
The House gave final approval to a proposed constitutional amendment that would replace the state income tax with a tax based on consumption.
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J.T. | April 17, 2009
Expanding Health Care Coverage Responsibly
As the costs of health care coverage have spiraled out of control, not surprisingly the number of uninsured Missourians has risen sharply. Some estimates indicate that as many as one-third of Missouri’s citizens do not have health insurance, with a high percentage of the uninsured being working families. This is simply unacceptable. We must take measures to get hard-working Missourians affordable health care. However, the measures we take must be fiscally responsible and honor our commitment to spend taxpayer dollars wisely.
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