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Missouri Republicans are split into two factions. Could infighting upend the 2024 session? - Vimarsana News

Missouri Republicans are split into two factions. Could infighting upend the 2024 session?

“There’s real implications to what they’re saying and what they’re doing and the real implications have an effect on the people that we all represent back at home,” state Sen. Lincoln Hough said of the Missouri Freedom Caucus.

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TWMP Column: Blaine Retires, As the Senate Republican Caucus Turns - Vimarsana News

TWMP Column: Blaine Retires, As the Senate Republican Caucus Turns

This afternoon, Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer announced his retirement. He is a great Missourah statesman, and it will be just nigh impossible to replace him. 

Missouri legislature's 2024 session has started. Here's what lawmakers hope to do - Vimarsana News

Missouri legislature's 2024 session has started. Here's what lawmakers hope to do

Republican and Democratic lawmakers outlined legislative priorities for 2024 at the start of the legislative session Wednesday in Jefferson City.

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Missouri lawmakers begin session with looming GOP infighting, ethics probe and elections - Vimarsana News

Missouri lawmakers begin session with looming GOP infighting, ethics probe and elections

“I want to get past the drama,” said House Speaker Dean Plocher. “I believe the drama is going to be behind us shortly.”

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GOP infighting, election year politics could shape 2024 Missouri legislative session - Vimarsana News

GOP infighting, election year politics could shape 2024 Missouri legislative session

Controversies and Republican rifts in the state Senate and House could make it difficult for legislative leaders to get much done this year.

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