Missouri legislature
Nixon, GOP Clash Over Medicaid, Driver’s Licenses
Nixon’s wish for longer school year also defeated.
TIAM: They Are Getting Ready To Close Up Shop In Jefferson City
We’re off to Jefferson City.
Missouri’s Texting-While-Driving Law Seldom Enforced
St. Louis County issued only one texting-while-driving ticket in 2012 while statewide just 70 tickets were issued.
Mo. Bill Would End Foreclosure Mediations
The House passed the same bill last month and it now heads to Gov. Jay Nixon.
Capitol Perspectives: The Meaning of an Egg
It started as a simple, although seemingly humorous bill in the Senate to expand the legal definition of an egg.
Nixon’s Veto Threat Makes ‘Right-To-Work’ Unlikely
The chance of what supporters often call “right to work” getting to the floor in either chamber appears slim.
State Rep. Says ‘Don’t Get Sick’ Bill Would Break Poverty Cycle
Some call it the ‘Don’t Get Sick’ bill, others the ‘Breaking the Poverty Cycle’ bill. Regardless, it’s making waves in Jefferson City.
Mo. Senate Votes Down Federal Medicaid Expansion
The Republican-led Senate voted down a Democratic attempt to insert $890 million of federal funds into Missouri’s budget to expand Medicaid.
Capitol Perspectives: The Results of Legislative Investigations
The recent resignation of the state’s Revenue Department director follows a pattern I’ve seen when Missouri’s General Assembly launches investigations into the administration.
Time Running Short For Mo. Campaign Finance Issues
Still no progress with a month left in the legislative session.


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