MOScout Daily Update: JwJ Files Sick Leave IP As Con Amendment - Lobbyists Feedback on PQ and Session - JP Refers 943 Bills - Stadium Subsidy Sidestep? and more…
Jobs for Justice Files New Sick Leave IP
Jobs With Justice Ballot Fund filed an initiative petition to amend the constitution to mandate sick leave for firms with fifteen or more employees.
It’s a shot across the bow of the Missouri legislature’s Prop A repeal…
Also
Respect Missouri Voters filed a couple of initiative petitions as well. They’d issued a press release… “The legislature has overturned citizen initiatives 6 times, just recently. Missouri is one of only 11 states that has no law preventing the legislature from overturning citizen initiatives,” said Benjamin Singer, CEO and co-founder of the Respect Missouri Voters coalition. “It’s time to finally ban Missouri politicians from attacking the will of the people and from putting trick language on the ballot. We encourage voters to join the 800 volunteers working to pass the Respect MO Voters initiative to ban state politicians from attacking the will of the people at respectMOvoters.org/join.”
eMailbag on Session and the PQs
On the “global deal”
· The vast majority of Republican senators did not want this course. There were probably 4-5 who wanted this course, 4-5 who went to leadership and actively said "please do not do this" and then ~15 who quietly hoped leadership wouldn’t let Schnelting nuke the Senate
· Lots of Republican senators grumbling over leadership avoiding a caucus to inform members of the global deal Dems had offered Schnelting and Senate leadership. Some Rs pretty annoyed that they had to hear about it from a few Dem senators going office to office Wednesday to visit with senators who they hoped would ask leadership avoid a PQ
· Senators didn’t know what the deal on table was because there was no caucus… if people knew that was all that was on table I don’t see them letting Schnelting and Tony and Cindy blow everything up
· The proposed deal on the abortion language did not simply involve removing the transgender language. The Democrats wanted a complete overhaul of each bullet point in the ballot summary. It was clear they would only be satisfied with language that would result in the amendment being defeated in a statewide vote. As for their “giveaways“, they believed SAPA would be struck down in court, and that the proponents of Prop A would simply come back and enshrine it in the constitution, which the outside group is already threatening to do.
· Most successful leadership teams—Kehoe, Richard, Dempsey, Gibbons, Shields—all employed the PQ strategically on caucus priorities.
On PQ fall-out…
· The other implicit big part of the deal was that...all of the CCRs could pass. And there were a lot of things left out there that a lot of Rs and a lot of lobbyists had put an awful lot of time into and most lobbyists were shocked that it all died because Schnelting HAD to have something that is...already law.
· As a lobbyist, I am once again faced with the challenge of explaining to my clients why their non-controversial language – something that should have sailed through – died because the Senate couldn’t get their act together and break away from the pattern of dysfunction that has gripped the body for the past several years.
· The ghost of Ken Jacob is coming back…
Viewed as a Whole, Not a Bad Session…
· The Senate has been embarrassingly dysfunctional for the last four years. Toxic even. Cindy and Tony deserve gold medals for keeping talks alive and legislation moving the ENTIRE SESSION! The fact that we all woke up Wednesday morning, of the last week, knowing negotiations were still happening, and some legislation was still possible, is a miracle - based on past years…
· If anyone thinks this session was anything other than a glowing success, they obviously haven’t been on the Senate side of the building for the last four years.
Will Kehoe Line-Item Extra Formula Money?
I had assumed that Governor Mike Kehoe would withhold the money for the foundation formula which he did not request. It’s $300 million, not chump change.
However, Sen. Karla May’s capitol report brought to my attention the constitutional provision which might make that a non-starter.
She wrote: The Missouri Constitution prohibits the governor from reducing “…any appropriation for free public schools.” As a result, he has no authority to reject the additional $300 million for K-12 schools the Legislature appropriated over his objections.
May is citing Article IV, Section 26, and I think she’s right.
But the lawyers gonna lawyer and the governor does have withholding power, Article IV, Section 27, so, you know… we’ll see….
Next Step Stadium Subsidy??
One capitol veteran suggested that the abrupt ending to session doesn’t necessarily spell doom for Governor Mike Kehoe’s hopes to incentivize the Royals and/or Chiefs to build a new stadium in Missouri. There are tools at his disposal…
· Missouri Development Finance Board – Assists with infrastructure and economic development projects in Missouri by providing the critical component of the total financing for projects that have a high probability of success, but are not feasible without the Board’s assistance.
· And maybe more of a stretch but… Missouri Health and Educational Facilities Authority – Provides access to the capital markets in an effort to lower the cost of health and educational services in Missouri by providing high quality, readily available, low cost financing alternatives for Missouri public and private, non-profit health and educational institutions.
Every Bill Shall Be Referred to a Committee…
The Missouri Constitution says that “Every bill shall be referred to a committee of the house in which it is pending.” And that means on the last day of session, the Speaker refers a bunch of bills which have been held for the past five months with no chance of passing because they don’t make it out of the starting gate.
Here are the bills and resolutions Speaker Jon Patterson referred yesterday, the final day of session. There are 943 of them. They were all referred to the Committee on Emerging Issues.
HR675 – Titus
HR585 – Kelley
HR552 – Young
HR542 – Young
HR491 – Walsh Moore
HR187 – Reed
HR116 – Owen
HR69 – Bosley
HR44 – Owen
HR9 – Mayhew
HJR102 – Baker
HJR101 – Cook
HJR100 – Pollitt
HJR99 – Hales
HJR98 – Hales
HJR97 – Mayhew
HJR96 – Burton
HJR95 – Sparks
HJR93 – Young
HJR92 – Miller
HJR90 – Harbison
HJR89 – Jobe
HJR88 – Weber
HJR87 – Casteel
HJR86 – Strickler
HJR85 – Wolfin
HJR84 – Jobe
HJR83 – Cook
HJR82 – Simmons
HJR80 – Simmons
HJR79 – Parker
HJR78 – Simmons
HJR77 – Cupps
HJR76 – Cupps
HJR75 – Dean
HJR74 – Dean
HJR72 – Sassmann
HJR71 – Jacobs
HJR70 – Burton
HJR69 – Fuchs
HJR68 – Davidson
HJR66 – Jones
HJR65 – Owen
HJR64 – Costlow
HJR63 – Baker
HJR62 – Loy
HJR61 – Cook
HJR60 – Thomas
HJR59 – Miller
HJR58 – Seitz
HJR57 – Appelbaum
HJR56 – Sharpe
HJR55 – Simmons
HJR53 – West
HJR52 – Simmons
HJR51 – Fountain Henderson
HJR50 – Chappell
HJR49 – Ingle
HJR48 – Ingle
HJR47 – Lewis
HJR45 – Riggs
HJR44 – Owen
HJR42 – Lucas
HJR41 – Lucas
HJR40 – Whaley
HJR38 – Woods
HJR37 – Woods
HJR36 – Crossley
HJR34 – Sharp
HJR32 – Cook
HJR31 – Kelley
HJR30 – Kelley
HJR29 – Kelley
HJR28 – Butz
HJR24 – Jobe
HJR22 – Mayhew
HJR21 – Mayhew
HJR20 – Mayhew
HJR19 – Terry
HJR18 – Banderman
HJR17 – Young
HJR16 – Kelley
HJR14 – Whaley
HJR13 – Myers
HJR11 – Lewis
HJR10 – Lewis
HJR9 – Sparks
HJR8 – Seitz
HJR5 – Loy
HCR19 – Walsh Moore
HCR18 – Riggs
HCR17 – Reed
HCR14 – Thomas
HCR13 – Fuchs
HCR12 – Barnes
HCR11 – Wolfin
HCR7 – Plank
HCR5 – Chappell
HCR3 – Murray
HB1606 – Burton
HB1605 – Cupps
HB1604 – Cupps
HB1603 – Cupps
HB1602 – Cupps
HB1601 – Cupps
HB1600 – Cupps
HB1598 – Reuter
HB1597 – Reuter
HB1596 – Reuter
HB1595 – Reuter
HB1594 – Costlow
HB1593 – Costlow
HB1592 – Costlow
HB1591 – Wright
HB1590 – Veit
HB1589 – Veit
HB1588 – Davidson
HB1587 – Smith
HB1586 – Smith
HB1585 – Thomas
HB1584 – Crossley
HB1583 – Casteel
HB1582 – Caton
HB1581 – Baker
HB1578 – Cook
HB1577 – Cook
HB1576 – Smith
HB1575 – Rush
HB1574 – Hales
HB1573 – Hales
HB1571 – Douglas
HB1569 – Black
HB1568 – Barnes
HB1567 – Davidson
HB1566 – Steinhoff
HB1565 – Steinhoff
HB1564 – Steinhoff
HB1563 – Walsh Moore
HB1562 – Hardwick
HB1560 – Gallick
HB1559 – Black
HB1558 – Costlow
HB1557 – Costlow
HB1556 – Sharp
HB1554 – Price
HB1553 – Woods
HB1552 – Peters
HB1551 – Hovis
HB1550 – Woods
HB1549 – Burton
HB1548 – Burton
HB1547 – Burton
HB1546 – Burton
HB1545 – Burton
HB1544 – Burton
HB1543 – Burton
HB1542 – Patterson
HB1541 – Farnan
HB1539 – Chappell
HB1536 – Murphy
HB1535 – Dean
HB1533 – Woods
HB1532 – Woods
HB1530 – Aune
HB1529 – Rush
HB1528 – Sharp
HB1523 – Laubinger
HB1521 – Bosley
HB1520 – Diehl
HB1519 – Diehl
HB1518 – Reed
HB1517 – Reed
HB1515 – Young
HB1513 – Proudie
HB1512 – Proudie
HB1510 – Miller
HB1509 – Anderson
HB1508 – Veit
HB1507 – Kimble
HB1506 – Loy
HB1503 – Parker
HB1502 – Parker
HB1501 – Jamison
HB1500 – Peters
HB1498 – Wellenkamp
HB1497 – Reedy
HB1496 – Billington
HB1495 – Jones
HB1494 – Riggs
HB1493 – Bush
HB1492 – Brown
HB1491 – Allen
HB1490 – Johnson
HB1488 – Baker
HB1487 – Wellenkamp
HB1486 – Cupps
HB1485 – Cupps
HB1484 – Cupps
HB1483 – Douglas
HB1481 – Smith
HB1480 – Hein
HB1479 – Strickler
HB1478 – Hein
HB1477 – Seitz
HB1475 – Sparks
HB1474 – Schmidt
HB1473 – Miller
HB1471 – Costlow
HB1470 – Black
HB1469 – Price
HB1468 – Weber
HB1467 – Mayhew
HB1463 – Amato
HB1462 – Amato
HB1460 – Thomas
HB1459 – Thomas
HB1458 – Young
HB1453 – Caton
HB1452 – Kimble
HB1451 – Riggs
HB1450 – Riggs
HB1449 – Boykin
HB1448 – Jones
HB1445 – Cook
HB1443 – Mackey
HB1440 – Anderson
HB1439 – Anderson
HB1438 – Schulte
HB1437 – Cook
HB1436 – Rush
HB1435 – Rush
HB1434 – Mosley
HB1433 – Mosley
HB1432 – Mosley
HB1431 – Van Schoiack
HB1430 – Boykin
HB1429 – Oehlerking
HB1427 – Busick
HB1426 – West
HB1425 – Riggs
HB1424 – Riggs
HB1423 – Cook
HB1422 – Cook
HB1421 – Byrnes
HB1419 – Mayhew
HB1418 – Busick
HB1412 – Christensen
HB1411 – Reuter
HB1410 – Young
HB1407 – Sharp
HB1406 – Overcast
HB1403 – Fountain Henderson
HB1402 – Davis
HB1401 – Rush
HB1398 – Billington
HB1396 – Riggs
HB1395 – Fuchs
HB1393 – Hurlbert
HB1392 – Dean
HB1391 – Mayhew
HB1390 – Hausman
HB1388 – Keathley
HB1387 – Keathley
HB1384 – Riggs
HB1383 – Riggs
HB1381 – Price
HB1380 – Price
HB1379 – Sharp
HB1377 – Burton
HB1375 – Brown
HB1373 – Gragg
HB1372 – Jamison
HB1371 – Jamison
HB1370 – Matthiesen
HB1368 – Rush
HB1367 – Self
HB1364 – Caton
HB1360 – Gragg
HB1359 – Caton
HB1358 – Laubinger
HB1357 – Fuchs
HB1356 – Boggs
HB1355 – Baker
HB1354 – Durnell
HB1353 – Byrnes
HB1352 – Byrnes
HB1351 – Byrnes
HB1347 – Knight
HB1345 – Thompson
HB1344 – Thompson
HB1342 – Williams
HB1341 – Byrnes
HB1338 – Mackey
HB1337 – Lucas
HB1336 – Reedy
HB1334 – Reed
HB1332 – Byrnes
HB1331 – Byrnes
HB1330 – Anderson
HB1329 – Anderson
HB1328 – Allen
HB1327 – Peters
HB1326 – Fogle
HB1325 – Fogle
HB1324 – Fogle
HB1323 – Fogle
HB1322 – Fogle
HB1321 – Fogle
HB1320 – Fogle
HB1319 – Fogle
HB1315 – Brown
HB1314 – Butz
HB1313 – Thompson
HB1312 – Peters
HB1311 – Cook
HB1310 – Mayhew
HB1307 – Schulte
HB1306 – Hales
HB1305 – Mansur
HB1304 – Aune
HB1303 – Casteel
HB1302 – Hovis
HB1301 – Mansur
HB1300 – Cook
HB1299 – Cook
HB1297 – Cook
HB1296 – Schulte
HB1294 – Butz
HB1293 – Sparks
HB1292 – Parker
HB1291 – Parker
HB1289 – Douglas
HB1288 – Douglas
HB1286 – Matthiesen
HB1285 – Smith
HB1283 – Plank
HB1282 – Plank
HB1280 – Plank
HB1279 – Plank
HB1278 – Murphy
HB1277 – Thompson
HB1276 – Thompson
HB1275 – Thomas
HB1270 – Hurlbert
HB1267 – Bush
HB1266 – Bush
HB1261 – Riggs
HB1260 – Jones
HB1258 – Owen
HB1256 – Murphy
HB1255 – Baker
HB1253 – Nolte
HB1252 – West
HB1248 – Simmons
HB1243 – Billington
HB1242 – Jordan
HB1241 – Mayhew
HB1240 – Overcast
HB1239 – Billington
HB1237 – Terry
HB1236 – Terry
HB1235 – Terry
HB1234 – Terry
HB1233 – Strickler
HB1232 – Strickler
HB1230 – Fuchs
HB1228 – Costlow
HB1226 – Hardwick
HB1225 – Van Schoiack
HB1224 – Sparks
HB1223 – Peters
HB1220 – Smith
HB1219 – Murray
HB1215 – Oehlerking
HB1210 – Owen
HB1209 – Williams
HB1207 – Bush
HB1206 – Stinnett
HB1205 – Weber
HB1204 – Anderson
HB1203 – Anderson
HB1202 – Cook
HB1199 – Falkner
HB1196 – Jacobs
HB1194 – Pouche
HB1192 – Reedy
HB1191 – Johnson
HB1189 – Gragg
HB1188 – Hewkin
HB1187 – Smith
HB1186 – Roberts
HB1185 – Reuter
HB1184 – Walsh Moore
HB1183 – Davis
HB1181 – Riggs
HB1179 – Gragg
HB1177 – Costlow
HB1174 – Williams
HB1173 – Cook
HB1170 – Christ
HB1167 – Lewis
HB1166 – Mayhew
HB1164 – Doll
HB1163 – Lucas
HB1159 – Overcast
HB1158 – Clemens
HB1157 – Sassmann
HB1154 – Crossley
HB1152 – Simmons
HB1151 – Jobe
HB1150 – Hausman
HB1147 – Phelps
HB1144 – Seitz
HB1143 – Woods
HB1140 – Reuter
HB1135 – Falkner
HB1134 – Doll
HB1132 – Parker
HB1131 – Parker
HB1130 – Loy
HB1129 – Billington
HB1127 – Johnson
HB1115 – Cupps
HB1114 – Cupps
HB1113 – Cupps
HB1112 – Cupps
HB1111 – Cupps
HB1110 – Cupps
HB1109 – Cupps
HB1108 – Waller
HB1103 – Mayhew
HB1099 – Mackey
HB1098 – Perkins
HB1097 – Haley
HB1096 – Mosley
HB1094 – Bosley
HB1093 – Strickler
HB1091 – Dean
HB1090 – Collins
HB1089 – Casteel
HB1088 – Smith
HB1087 – Gallick
HB1085 – Gragg
HB1084 – Oehlerking
HB1083 – Riggs
HB1080 – Reuter
HB1079 – Wolfin
HB1078 – Mayhew
HB1077 – Anderson
HB1061 – Terry
HB1060 – Williams
HB1057 – Fuchs
HB1056 – Douglas
HB1054 – Seitz
HB1053 – Gragg
HB1052 – Thomas
HB1051 – Thomas
HB1050 – Thomas
HB1047 – Taylor
HB1046 – Cook
HB1043 – Keathley
HB1034 – Simmons
HB1033 – Fuchs
HB1031 – Parker
HB1030 – Riggs
HB1029 – Fountain Henderson
HB1028 – Fountain Henderson
HB1024 – Meirath
HB1021 – Burton
HB1020 – Burton
HB1019 – Burton
HB1015 – Douglas
HB1014 – Christ
HB1011 – Anderson
HB1008 – Doll
HB1006 – Byrnes
HB1004 – Allen
HB1003 – Fuchs
HB1002 – Costlow
HB1001 – Anderson
HB1000 – Anderson
HB998 – Hein
HB997 – Black
HB994 – Thomas
HB990 – Riggs
HB983 – Woods
HB980 – Appelbaum
HB979 – Mackey
HB975 – Overcast
HB972 – Strickler
HB965 – Thomas
HB961 – Parker
HB960 – Matthiesen
HB959 – Smith
HB956 – Anderson
HB955 – Mansur
HB951 – Overcast
HB947 – Riggs
HB944 – Riggs
HB942 – Bosley
HB940 – Knight
HB938 – Crossley
HB936 – Hein
HB935 – Hein
HB934 – Hein
HB933 – Hein
HB926 – Plank
HB925 – Sparks
HB924 – Sparks
HB922 – Hruza
HB921 – Jones
HB920 – Jones
HB919 – Gragg
HB917 – Hruza
HB914 – Diehl
HB913 – Hardwick
HB912 – Anderson
HB911 – Anderson
HB908 – Zimmermann
HB907 – Weber
HB906 – Boykin
HB905 – Owen
HB904 – Taylor
HB902 – Jones
HB899 – Murray
HB896 – Miller
HB894 – Davis
HB893 – West
HB891 – Price
HB890 – Price
HB889 – Boyko
HB888 – Riggs
HB885 – Owen
HB884 – Mackey
HB883 – Seitz
HB880 – Appelbaum
HB879 – Appelbaum
HB878 – Appelbaum
HB877 – Appelbaum
HB876 – Appelbaum
HB874 – Zimmermann
HB872 – Zimmermann
HB871 – Zimmermann
HB870 – Collins
HB867 – Riggs
HB866 – Riggs
HB865 – Riggs
HB864 – Kelley
HB863 – Anderson
HB861 – Simmons
HB856 – Anderson
HB852 – Doll
HB851 – Davis
HB849 – Wolfin
HB844 – Hruza
HB843 – Reed
HB836 – Farnan
HB831 – Cook
HB827 – Perkins
HB826 – Perkins
HB824 – Stinnett
HB823 – Fountain Henderson
HB821 – Chappell
HB820 – Knight
HB819 – Matthiesen
HB818 – Terry
HB817 – Terry
HB814 – Reed
HB813 – Reed
HB812 – Boyko
HB811 – Reed
HB809 – Owen
HB805 – Elliott
HB801 – Riggs
HB800 – Riggs
HB797 – Ingle
HB796 – Ingle
HB795 – Ingle
HB792 – Lewis
HB791 – Collins
HB789 – Collins
HB787 – Crossley
HB786 – Crossley
HB785 – Peters
HB782 – Keathley
HB781 – Keathley
HB779 – Chappell
HB776 – Reedy
HB773 – Allen
HB772 – Allen
HB769 – Plank
HB768 – Plank
HB763 – Overcast
HB762 – Riggs
HB761 – Riggs
HB759 – Riggs
HB750 – Mayhew
HB747 – Van Schoiack
HB746 – Patterson
HB741 – Weber
HB740 – Brown
HB739 – Owen
HB733 – Whaley
HB732 – Collins
HB730 – Collins
HB727 – Diehl
HB725 – Plank
HB724 – Peters
HB722 – Christensen
HB721 – Christensen
HB719 – Boyko
HB718 – Boyko
HB715 – Wolfin
HB705 – Woods
HB704 – Woods
HB703 – Woods
HB702 – Woods
HB701 – Crossley
HB700 – Crossley
HB699 – Crossley
HB698 – Crossley
HB697 – Johnson
HB695 – Murray
HB694 – Murray
HB693 – Murray
HB692 – Murray
HB691 – Christensen
HB690 – Reed
HB689 – Waller
HB688 – O'Donnell
HB687 – Steinmeyer
HB685 – Taylor
HB683 – Simmons
HB681 – Johnson
HB680 – Johnson
HB679 – Johnson
HB678 – Johnson
HB677 – Johnson
HB676 – Johnson
HB675 – Johnson
HB674 – Johnson
HB673 – Christensen
HB672 – Christensen
HB667 – Veit
HB666 – Keathley
HB659 – Plank
HB658 – Vernetti
HB654 – Byrnes
HB652 – McGirl
HB651 – Dolan
HB649 – Sharp
HB648 – Sharp
HB647 – Sharp
HB646 – Sharp
HB645 – Sharp
HB640 – Perkins
HB639 – Matthiesen
HB634 – Boyko
HB633 – Boyko
HB628 – Peters
HB625 – Caton
HB623 – Cook
HB621 – Reuter
HB620 – Hausman
HB619 – Brown
HB612 – Crossley
HB611 – Wilson
HB600 – Crossley
HB599 – Crossley
HB598 – Crossley
HB597 – Crossley
HB590 – Weber
HB588 – Weber
HB587 – Weber
HB586 – Weber
HB585 – Weber
HB584 – Weber
HB583 – Weber
HB582 – Weber
HB581 – Weber
HB578 – Weber
HB577 – Weber
HB574 – Amato
HB573 – Amato
HB571 – Smith
HB568 – Hurlbert
HB562 – Boggs
HB560 – Casteel
HB556 – Gragg
HB554 – Jordan
HB552 – Jobe
HB550 – Plank
HB549 – Costlow
HB542 – Sparks
HB541 – Cook
HB537 – Diehl
HB535 – Diehl
HB528 – Butz
HB526 – Butz
HB525 – Butz
HB524 – Butz
HB522 – Butz
HB521 – Butz
HB518 – Matthiesen
HB514 – Christensen
HB512 – Wilson
HB506 – Mackey
HB505 – Barnes
HB504 – Christ
HB503 – Christ
HB502 – Christ
HB500 – Christ
HB496 – Christ
HB491 – Van Schoiack
HB490 – Van Schoiack
HB487 – Appelbaum
HB485 – Hausman
HB480 – McGaugh
HB474 – Wright
HB473 – Doll
HB472 – Doll
HB471 – Doll
HB470 – Doll
HB468 – Doll
HB467 – Doll
HB466 – Wolfin
HB465 – Wolfin
HB464 – McGirl
HB463 – Hovis
HB462 – Christensen
HB461 – Christensen
HB460 – Christensen
HB456 – Mackey
HB455 – Mackey
HB454 – Mackey
HB453 – Mackey
HB452 – Mackey
HB451 – Mackey
HB450 – Mackey
HB449 – Mackey
HB448 – Mackey
HB447 – O'Donnell
HB446 – O'Donnell
HB445 – O'Donnell
HB444 – Steinhoff
HB441 – Smith
HB439 – Haden
HB435 – Hardwick
HB432 – Jobe
HB430 – Thomas
HB429 – Thomas
HB428 – Thomas
HB427 – Thomas
HB423 – Overcast
HB421 – Mayhew
HB415 – Falkner
HB410 – Amato
HB407 – Clemens
HB406 – Clemens
HB405 – Clemens
HB403 – Clemens
HB402 – Davis
HB394 – McGaugh
HB392 – Hinman
HB391 – Amato
HB387 – Terry
HB386 – Terry
HB385 – Terry
HB384 – Terry
HB383 – Terry
HB382 – Terry
HB379 – Pollitt
HB377 – Casteel
HB375 – McGaugh
HB373 – McGaugh
HB370 – Banderman
HB363 – Sparks
HB361 – Young
HB360 – Young
HB359 – Young
HB358 – Young
HB357 – Young
HB356 – Young
HB354 – Young
HB351 – Black
HB347 – Reuter
HB346 – Reuter
HB345 – Keathley
HB342 – Keathley
HB340 – Kelley
HB336 – Kelley
HB335 – Kelley
HB330 – Wright
HB324 – Amato
HB322 – Black
HB320 – Wolfin
HB319 – Wolfin
HB318 – Davis
HB316 – Cook
HB312 – Cook
HB311 – Cook
HB310 – Cook
HB308 – Steinhoff
HB307 – Steinhoff
HB305 – Steinhoff
HB304 – Smith
HB303 – Smith
HB302 – Smith
HB301 – Smith
HB300 – Smith
HB299 – Smith
HB298 – Smith
HB297 – Smith
HB295 – Barnes
HB292 – Strickler
HB289 – Proudie
HB288 – Proudie
HB287 – Proudie
HB286 – Proudie
HB283 – Proudie
HB282 – Proudie
HB281 – Proudie
HB279 – Proudie
HB278 – Proudie
HB276 – Roberts
HB275 – Roberts
HB274 – Roberts
HB270 – Kalberloh
HB266 – Shields
HB264 – Black
HB261 – Bosley
HB260 – Bosley
HB259 – Bosley
HB258 – Bosley
HB257 – Bosley
HB256 – Bosley
HB255 – Bosley
HB254 – Bosley
HB253 – Bosley
HB252 – Bosley
HB251 – Bosley
HB250 – Bosley
HB244 – Williams
HB240 – Sharpe
HB238 – O'Donnell
HB237 – Gallick
HB231 – Gallick
HB230 – O'Donnell
HB229 – O'Donnell
HB228 – Hovis
HB227 – Black
HB226 – Myers
HB221 – Lewis
HB217 – Crossley
HB216 – Crossley
HB215 – Crossley
HB214 – Crossley
HB213 – Crossley
HB212 – Van Schoiack
HB204 – Brown
HB203 – Casteel
HB198 – Seitz
HB197 – Seitz
HB194 – Seitz
HB193 – Plank
HB192 – Plank
HB191 – Plank
HB190 – Plank
HB189 – Clemens
HB188 – Clemens
HB187 – Clemens
HB186 – Clemens
HB185 – Clemens
HB184 – Clemens
HB181 – Parker
HB180 – Parker
HB175 – Parker
HB174 – Parker
HB173 – Brown
HB172 – Brown
HB171 – Brown
HB166 – Gragg
HB165 – Sparks
HB164 – Sparks
HB163 – Sparks
HB162 – Sparks
HB161 – Sparks
HB160 – Sparks
HB159 – Sparks
HB158 – Sparks
HB157 – Sparks
HB156 – Sparks
HB154 – O'Donnell
HB153 – O'Donnell
HB152 – O'Donnell
HB151 – O'Donnell
HB150 – O'Donnell
HB146 – Hovis
HB143 – Falkner
HB142 – Falkner
HB141 – Lewis
HB140 – Lewis
HB139 – Lewis
HB137 – Justus
HB133 – Nolte
HB132 – Nolte
HB130 – Veit
HB128 – Veit
HB120 – Murphy
HB118 – Murphy
HB115 – Murphy
HB114 – Seitz
HB111 – Seitz
HB108 – Vernetti
HB104 – Ealy
HB102 – Ealy
HB101 – Ealy
HB99 – Ealy
HB98 – Ealy
HB96 – Ealy
HB95 – Ealy
HB94 – Ealy
HB92 – O'Donnell
HB91 – Griffith
HB89 – Griffith
HB88 – Griffith
HB86 – Griffith
HB80 – Griffith
HB78 – Jordan
HB76 – Loy
HB71 – Taylor
HB67 – Overcast
HB66 – Overcast
HB62 – Sassmann
HB61 – Sassmann
HB55 – Haley
HB54 – Haley
HB52 – Haley
HB46 – McGirl
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HB41 – Billington
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Das Stein Haus Busted
The JeffCity restauranteur of Das Stein Haus is accused of unlawful purchase of intoxicating liquor.
According to the probable cause statement…
Mr. Moscato explained that… they would get the Crown Royal and Members (sic) Mark from Sam’s Club… Mr. Steiner explained he had not ordered from Southern Glazer in over 6 months because he was upset with their service…
$5K+ Contributions
Greater Kansas City AFL-CIO Project 2000 - $10,000 from Greater Kansas City AFL-CIO COPE.
Missouri House Democrats Action Fund - $10,000 from J & J Ventures Gaming (Effingham, IL).
Birthdays
Happy birthdays to Deanna Hemphill, Cindy Kadlec, and Jackie Buschjost.
Saturday: Doug Funderburk.
Sunday: Carolyn Kindle.
MOScout Schedule
I’m sleeping in this weekend. No MOScouts. Be back in your in-box on Monday!