Friday, November 5, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines
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The Missouri Times:  Schmitt quickly promises legal challenge to workplace COVID-19 vaccination requirements
McClatchy:  Labor secretary to Missouri and other states:  Feds have “every right” to force private-sector mandate
SNL:  Missouri plans to sue over new Biden administration COVID mandate for private sector
KCUR:  Schmitt will sue over federal vaccine mandate for employers
Missouri Independent:  Democratic U.S. Senate forum in Hillsboro:  Quotes from Lucas Kunce, Scott Sifton, diversity candidates
The Missouri Times:  Missouri awarded $1M federal economic recovery grant
The Missouri Times:  Missouri’s initiative petition process: How does it work?
JCNT:  As state redraws House districts, Mid-Missouri communities are hoping they don’t become divided
The Missouri Times:  Kansas City mental health program could be model for rest of Missouri, lawmakers say 
P-D:  Governor not tipping his hand on casino proposal from Oklahoma-based Indian tribe;  Comments from Osage Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear, legislative palefaces 
P-D:  State proposes easing rules on weed sales events in Missouri after pushback from industry and patients
AP:  Missouri attorney general reviewing claims against lawmaker;  Woman who chose to have ongoing relationship with Rep. Chad Perkins (R-Bowling Green) claims she was drunk the night they first intercoursed
P-D:  Lawmaker says local police chief’s “political sour grapes” influenced woman to change her intercoursing narrative
Missouri Independent:  Corizon loses challenge to Missouri prisoner medical care contract award
KC Star:  Kansas City’s citywide mask mandate ends. Only kids, adults in schools forced to still wear masks
SNL:  The COVID vaccine for kids is safe;  here’s where to get it now
KC Star:  ‘Please be patient’:  It’s not easy for Kansas City area kids to get a COVID vaccine
SE Missourian:  Pediatric COVID-19 vaccinations limited in area, more availability coming soon
SNL:  November is the season for deer-related crashes in Missouri. Here’s how to prevent them
Missouri Independent:  Report from progressive content creators on push for “police accountability” in St. Louis named finalist for national “public interest journalism” award
KC Star:  Judge rejects AG’s motions in Kevin Strickland case;  Baker to argue he’s innocent Monday
P-D editorial:  Virginia lesson:  Republicans have, for decades, made significant political advancements by exploiting voter ignorance 
KC Star editorial:  In Josh Hawley’s world of ‘masculinity,’ women are second-class for the military draft
Columbia Missourian liberal columnist George Kennedy:  I give money to progressive content creator Missouri Independent, and you should too
Missouri Independent’s Jason Hancock:  Missouri Senate hopeful Mark McCloskey stokes fear over vaccine mandate at town hall;  Elidor Mëhilli, associate professor of history at City University of New York, weighs in
Missouri Independent op-ed:  Phill Brooks:  Judicial correction of legislative gaffes
P-D letter:  People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) opposes Missouri black bear hunt
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