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Sunday, August 29, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines

Published August 29, 2021 in Missouri Political News - Daily Headlines. Tags: Andrew Sullender, Barry Hovis, Critical race theory in Missouri schools, Gregory Holman, health professionals complaining about the profession they chose, Holly Rehder, Jason Smith, liberal media bias in Missouri, Missouri COVID Delta variant news, Missouri COVID spread, Missouri political journalism, Missouri vaccine advocacy journalism, Peter Kinder, Wayne Wallingford.

SE Missourian: Peter Kinder to emcee Cape County Lincoln Day event Sept. 10; Holly Rehder, Barry Hovis to speak; U.S. Rep. Jason Smith, SOS Jay Ashcroft to attend

Columbia Missourian: Columbia NAACP holds voting-rights rally; Woman holds sign supporting “Census & Reapportainment [sic]”

SE Missourian: Local landlord supports ruling on eviction ban

SE Missourian: Rep. Wayne Wallingford (R-Cape Girardeau) says difficult choices ahead on Medicaid expansion

P-D: New Missouri laws take effect: Gas tax going up, robot delivery rules, catalytic converter crackdown and more

KC Star: National group gives Missouri ‘B’ grade on sex trafficking laws

Joplin Globe: Oklahoma woman headlines PrideFest, criticizes “fear and ignorance among the straight community”; Today’s agenda features “Drag Queen Brunch” and meet-and-greet with “Mr. and Miss Gay America”

KMOV: Area nurse: Unvaccinated people enjoying life at public events is “a slap in the face” to nurses

Columbia Missourian cartoon: Eric Schmitt puts your kids at risk to win U.S. Senate seat (non-paywalled link here)

KC Star’s Mara Rose Williams: Setting criteri a for school board leadership roles is racist

KC Star letter: Ann Arbor, Michigan septuagenarian supports Lucas Kunce, claims to have “exposed corruption” during Vietnam

SNL letters: Springfield Public Schools employee praises News-Leader reporters Andrew Sullender and Gregory Holman for taking the correct side in COVID vaccine coverage; Willow Springs septuagenarian supports Critical Race Theory in Missouri schools

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