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Democrats and Republicans unite to condemn Jay Ashcroft's comments on veterans benefits - Vimarsana News

Democrats and Republicans unite to condemn Jay Ashcroft's comments on veterans benefits

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft made controversial comments about veterans benefits at the GOP's Lincoln Days gubernatorial panel.

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Ashcroft, after suggesting special benefits for veterans are unfair, is slammed by rivals - Vimarsana News

Ashcroft, after suggesting special benefits for veterans are unfair, is slammed by rivals

Sen. Bill Eigel, a Weldon Spring Republican who served in the Air Force, said he was “stunned to hear one of the candidates up here say he’s really not interested in looking into veterans’ issues or helping them out.”

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Missouri Senate approves measure to make it harder for voters to amend state constitution - Vimarsana News

Missouri Senate approves measure to make it harder for voters to amend state constitution

“We need to give the voters something to actually latch onto and vote for,” said Rep. Brian Seitz, a Branson Republican.

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Democrats and Republicans unite to condemn Jay Ashcroft's comments on veterans benefits - Vimarsana News

Democrats and Republicans unite to condemn Jay Ashcroft's comments on veterans benefits

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft made controversial comments about veterans benefits at the GOP's Lincoln Days gubernatorial panel.

Source: yahoo.com
Missouri House bill would allow further testing for St. Louis radioactive waste - Vimarsana News

Missouri House bill would allow further testing for St. Louis radioactive waste

Local governments in the St. Louis area could request radioactive waste testing from the state under a Missouri House bill that would appropriate money to a long-unfunded program.