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Saturday, October 23, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines

Published October 23, 2021 in Missouri Political News - Daily Headlines. Tags: #moleg, #moleg news, #MOSEN, $AEE, Aisha Sultan, Ameren Bitcoin, Ameren Missouri, Andrew Sullender, Ann Wagner, Ben Samuels, Bill Eigel, Defense of Liberty Speaker Series, diversity candidates, Donald Trump Jr. in Missouri, entitlement, Eric Burlison, Eric Schmitt, everything is racist, experts "worried", Gena Ross, Jay Wasson, Jeanne Kuang, John Combest, Jonathan Ratliff, journalists coping with decline in COVID cases, Kalena Bruce, Kansas City Star liberal bias, Kansas City Star Missouri gun violence advocacy series, Lucas Kunce, Mike Moon, Missouri 2022 U.S. Senate race, Missouri 2nd Congressional District, Missouri 2nd Congressional District Democrat primary candidates, Missouri 4th Congressional District, Missouri 7th Congressional District Republican candidates, Missouri COVID booster shot rollout, Missouri Foundation for Health sponsored content, Missouri political journalism, Palm Strategic, Planned Parenthood Missouri, Report for America sponsored content, Sam Alexander, Sara Walsh, Sarah Fenske, Schmitt Derangement Syndrome, Scott Dieckhaus, Scott Sifton, Shane Schoeller, sociology professors criticizing Republicans, Springfield News-Leader, St. Louis Public Radio, Taylor Burks, Tony's Kansas City, Trish Gunby, victimhood.

The Missouri Times’ Scott Faughn: Congressional Races Tipsheet: October 2021: Kalena Bruce vs. Taylor Burks vs. Sara Walsh; Sam Alexander vs. Eric Burlison vs. Mike Moon vs. Jay Wasson; Trish Gunby vs. others in Dem primary for Ann Wagner’s seat

SNL’s Andrew Sullender: Ann Coulter speaks at Missouri State, tackles ‘woke’ culture, voting, government spending, Black Lives Matter; Coulter hoping for “Trumpism without Trump”; Shane Schoeller, Mike Moon attend event

SNL, September 2021: Mini-profile video: Meet Andrew Sullender (1:30 mark)

KC Star: Newspaper to file public records request seeking details on cost of Schmitt’s trip to Texas

KC Star: Newspaper “launching a new fall fundraising campaign” to raise money for gun-control advocacy series; “You can help us put more eyes on issues that need more attention and give a boost to our clear-headed watchdog approach“

Monday: The Missouri Times: 20 for 20, Part 1: “You may be surprised how affordable it can be to lock in a 24- or 36-month lease on young reporters to generate content for your company or industry’s cause.”

TonysKansasCity.com: Kansas City Star begging for money to report gun crime

Columbia Missourian: Democratic U.S. Senate candidate serenades Muleskinners with ballad “Paving the Way” at weekly meeting; Gena Ross will join other diversity candidates on primary ballot versus Lucas Kunce and Scott Sifton

The Missouri Times: Palm Strategic’s Jonathan Ratliff recognized by national political consulting group

The Missouri Times: Donald Trump Jr. to headline Bill Eigel event, fundraiser

The Missouri Times: Missouri Soybean CEO Gary Wheeler to receive national FFA award

P-D: Cristian Stevens, top aide to Missouri attorney general, picked for appeals court post

SNL: Planned Parenthood’s Springfield, Joplin clinics to rejoin federal grant program after Trump rule reversed

The Missouri Times: Missouri Department of Natural Resources grants Hannibal $750K cold snap utility loan

P-D: Ameren is mining Bitcoin – and controversy – near one of its coal-fired power plants

KC Star: Missouri public health department announces new guidance on COVID-19 boosters

SNL: CoxHealth closes largest COVID-19 ICU as cases decline in Greene County

St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis doctors cautiously optimistic as fewer COVID-19 patients fill up hospitals; hospital emergency room director “worried” about holidays

The Missouri Times: Mercy Health St. Louis, Swope Health Services awarded federal telehealth funds

Missouri Independent: Funds now available for Missouri nonprofits working to deter crime

St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis on the Air with Sarah Fenske: Sociology professor/associate director of “Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity and Equity” at Wash U. says “mass incarceration” of criminals is unfair to blacks

P-D’s Aisha Sultan: Missouri abortions before Roe vs. Wade: Area geriatrics wax nostalgic about snuffing out what would have been their firstborns

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