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Wednesday, November 10, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines

Published November 10, 2021 in Missouri Political News - Daily Headlines. Tags: #moleg, #moleg news, #MOSEN, Annika Merrilees, C.W. Dawson, Chimene Schwach, Columbia Missourian, Critical race theory in Missouri schools, Emanuel Cleaver, entitlement, feminist rage, feminists seeking emotional overreaction from men, Galen Bacharier, journalists coping with decline in COVID cases, Kansas City PBS Flatline, Kara Corches, Kevin Strickland, Martha Stevens, Mary Sanchez, Missouri Chamber of Commerce, Missouri COVID spread, Missouri COVID vaccine for children advocacy journalism, Missouri DESE, Missouri family leave policies, Missouri feminists, Missouri political journalism, Missouri vaccine advocacy journalism, Missouri vaccine mandates, overweight people complaining about Missouri health care unironically, Roy Blunt, Saint Louis University, SLU students caught destroying pro-life display, Springfield News-Leader, Steve Roberts St. Louis, Tony's Kansas City, United WE, Wendy Doyle.

SNL’s Galen Bacharier: Blunt, “Rep. Emmanuel [sic] Cleaver” vote ‘yes’ on infrastructure spending bills

Heartlander News: Video: SLU students vandalize pro-life display for the third time in two days, still no response from University; Two coeds call pro-life student “a little bitch,” fail to elicit emotional ove r reaction from man

The College Fix: Saint Louis U. conservative student groups targeted by leftists in two recent incidents

The Missouri Times: Steven Roberts Sr. appointed to FCC council; Prolific businessman is father of Sen. Steven Roberts (D-St. Louis City)

CDT: Democrat running for Martha Stevens’ seat introduces herself at Columbia School Board meeting as “not a legislator, yet”; Chimene Schwach speaks in support of critical race theory in Missouri schools, complains about delay in Missouri Medicaid expansion

Combest: 20 for 20, Part 4 (10/21/21): Top victimhood narrative for 1H 2022: “Missouri expanded Medicaid in 2021, but experts are ‘worried’ that it was too late”; How the willfully obese and their enablers will play the blame game

TonysKansasCity.com: Former KC Star reporter Mary Sanchez joins Kansas City PBS “Flatline” website; Seasoned liberal “undoubtedly one of the most capable writer/reporter/pundits in Kansas City despite having her sense of humor surgically removed by The Star sometime around 1997”

The Missouri Times: Kara Corches promoted to Missouri Chamber VP of governmental affairs

P-D: Gov. Parson mulling jobless benefits for Missourians fired for not getting vaccinated

P-D: Regional China virus update

The Missouri Times: DESE unveils new recruitment initiative amid teacher shortage

Missourinet: Missouri launches new teacher recruitment platform to help address educator shortage

The Missouri Times: Missouri schools, libraries awarded $57M in federal connectivity funds

SE Missourian: Honoring veterans and active duty personnel, Missouri State Parks announce free vouchers

JCNT: Missouri Department of Conservation expecting greater harvest this deer season

KRES/KWIX (Moberly): Missouri Department of Conservation agents discuss chronic wasting disease

KC Star: Daily Kevin Strickland hearing recap: witness for Strickland says actual eyewitness did not see what she saw

KC Star editorial: Questioning Josh Hawley’s sexuality is not okay, even if it is Josh Hawley

Joplin Globe editoria l : DESE launches another tool to fight statewide teacher shortages – and not a moment too soon

Columbia Missourian’s C.W. Dawson: Rep. Chuck Basye (R-Rocheport) is wrong – critical race theory belongs in Missouri public schools

The Missouri Times op-ed: United WE’s Wendy Doyle: In Missouri, executive orders are advancing paid family leave policies

JCNT letter: Jefferson City sexagenarian, who lost 2012 state rep race to Jay Barnes (R) in 20-point nailbiter, wants News-Tribune to stop publishing Blaine Luetkemeyer op-eds unless they meet certain criteria

P-D letter: Columbia, Ill. sexagenarian wants some answers in DESE web app vulnerability case

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