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Missouri Republicans hoping cooler heads prevail in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Missouri Republicans hoping cooler heads prevail in 2023

Missouri Republicans, especially in the Senate, spent much of the past two years fighting with each other but now are hoping to band together to pass major priorities such as making it harder to pass ballot petition initiatives.

'Who's minding the store?' Billy Long airs concerns amid House chaos - Vimarsana News

'Who's minding the store?' Billy Long airs concerns amid House chaos

Burlison is supporting Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House, but has certain conditions. Plus, Billy Long voices concerns with the process.

Missouri legislature opens as Republicans in control aim to get along with each other - Vimarsana News

Missouri legislature opens as Republicans in control aim to get along with each other

Missouri Republicans, especially in the Senate, spent much of the past two years fighting with each other but now are hoping to band together to pass major priorities such as making it harder to pass ballot petition initiatives.

Source: kcur.org
Missouri legislature opens with hope for reduced tensions among Republicans - Vimarsana News

Missouri legislature opens with hope for reduced tensions among Republicans

Missouri Republicans, especially in the Senate, spent much of the past two years fighting with each other but now are hoping to band together to pass major priorities such as making it harder to pass ballot petition initiatives.

Source: kbia.org
Missouri looks to add sports betting, change ballot petitions - Vimarsana News

Missouri looks to add sports betting, change ballot petitions

State lawmakers see this session as a greater opportunity to pass some of their priorities.