johncombest.com

Sunday, October 17, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines

Published October 17, 2021 in Missouri Political News - Daily Headlines. Tags: #moleg, #moleg news, #MOSEN, Billy Long, Dave Dillon, entitlement, Eric Burlison, Eric Greitens, Eric Schmitt, Kevin McDermott, liberal media bias in Missouri, liberals wearing masks outdoors, Lucas Kunce, Mike Moon, Missouri 2022 U.S. Senate race, Missouri 7th Congressional District Republican candidates, Missouri electric vehicle charging stations, Missouri Hospital Association, Missouri medical marijuana laws, Missouri medical marijuana license lawsuits, Missouri political journalism, Missouri recreational marijuana ballot initiative, Missouri recreational marijuana vote, Missouri redistricting, Missouri reparations movement, Scott Sifton, Show-Me Institute, Tony's Kansas City, Vicky Hartzler, victimhood.

SNL: Q3 campaign fundraising overview: U.S. Senate race, 7th Congressional District GOP primary

Joplin Globe: Public hearings to be held in Springfield to determine Missouri legislative districts

P-D: African People’s Socialist Party organizes whites to rally for black reparations in Tower Grove Park

P-D: Video: Caucasoid woman attempts to lead rhythmic “Reparations now!” chant; Caucasoid man gives “salute to our leadership, the African People’s Socialist Party”; Blue-haired Caucasoid wearing Harry Potter shirt and pajama pants shouts one-word “Reparations!” script into bullhorn; signs include “Pay Reparations to the Black Power Blueprint,” “Free All African Political Prisoners,” other fantasies

JCNT: Show-Me Institute launches school ranking website

JCNT: Missouri Hospital Association launches “health equity” tools; Comments from MHA’s Dave Dillon, others

KCUR: Down the road from Kansas City, a small Missouri town charges ahead on electric vehicles (link via TonysKansasCity.com)

St. Joseph News-Press editorial: Missouri’s recreational marijuana backers should be honest about wanting the Wild West of cannabis hucksterism

P-D’s Kevin McDermott: Red-state legislatures like Missouri’s pass laws making it impossible for cities like St. Louis to take even the most basic gun-control steps

FAQ for readers and journalists