Friday, November 12, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines
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KSGF (Springfield): Nick Reed Show: Mike Moon organizing Jefferson City rally against vaccine mandates Saturday, Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. at the Capitol (20:15)
The Missouri Times: Republican Andrew Jones launches challenge for CD 1 seat
The Missouri Times: Cindy Berne launches House bid in St. Charles County; Democrat lost to Adam Schwadron in 2020 by 541 votes, or less than 3%
Heartlander News: Fifth-generation Bates County farmer Dane Diehl is running for state representative in HD 126, Patricia Pike’s open seat
KBIA: Boston, Mass. oncologist: mortality for some patients was improved if they lived in a state with Medicaid expansion, and “delays in diagnosis and delays in care” require urgent treatment
Combest: 20 for 20, Part 4: Missouri media’s top victimhood angle for 1H 2022: Missouri expanded Medicaid in 2021, but experts are worried that it was too late.
KC Star: How a partially-covered license plate led to the DEA seizing $165K from Missouri pot shops
St. Louis Public Radio: Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft wants to get the word out regarding new state law on filing period for city council and school boards
P-D: New Chesterfield music production development eyes state legislation to bolster industry; Gov. Parson, Speaker-to-be Dean Plocher attend groundbreaking
The Missouri Times: Spire, Environmental Defense Fund cross swords on potential STL Pipeline shutdown
P-D: Natural Resources Defense Council attorney says Spire is “leaning into fearmongering”
P-D: Video: Highlights from Spire critics’ virtual press conference
St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis on the Air with Sarah Fenske: Why Spire is wrong to engage in fear-mongering about STL Pipeline
St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis on the Air with Sarah Fenske: SLU professor offers strategies for thwarting vaccine hesitancy; how the smart people who listen to public radio can “get through to more parents” who are not subjecting their kids to COVID vaccine
St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis health officials worry misinformation is leading some to skip flu shots; People who question COVID vaccine are to blame
KC Star: Area doctors explain why parents should not worry about subjecting kids to COVID-19 vaccine
Joplin Globe: With pediatric COVID vaccine rollout, children, parents grateful for layer of protection
SE Missourian: More area pharmacies to offer pediatric COVID-19 vaccines
SNL: Missouri Department of Conservation stocks 80,000 rainbow trout in Missouri lakes
St. Louis Public Radio: Film promo: Movie advances spooky theories regarding 1950s-60s military experiments in St. Louis City slums
P-D editorial board’s “Up for Discussion” video series: Editorial Page Editor Tod Robberson and writer Kevin McDermott complain about “right-wing anthem” “God Bless the U.S.A.” by Lee Greenwood (3:00); complain about Gov. Parson’s plan to provide support to Missourians who decline vaccine (3:30); complain about Eric Schmitt’s efforts against vaccine mandates (4:40)
Joplin Globe editorial: Missouri deer hunters should participate in statewide voluntary chronic wasting disease sampling and testing
P-D’s Tony Messenger: Josh Hawley finds a new purpose, as the defender of manly men; Satirical tale with punchlines involving white zinfandel, 2022 GOP U.S. Senate primary, Courtland Sykes, ivermectin
SNL op-ed: U.S. Senate candidate Lucas Kunce, running against Scott Sifton (Missouri Senate 2013-2021): In 2013, Missouri’s treasonous Democratic lawmakers joined Republicans in letting foreign countries buy up Missouri farmland
P-D’s Kurt Erickson: With no solution in sight and Gov. Parson refusing to elevate teacher pay, Missouri turns to recruiting website
P-D letter: Ballwin man says Josh Hawley’s thoughts on masculinity make him “unfit for public office”
P-D letter: St. Louis man says Cori Bush and Donald Trump are both extremists
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