Sunday, November 14, 2021 – Missouri political news headlines
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JCNT: Missouri lawmakers were divided on infrastructure legislation
KC Star’s Jonathan Shorman, Bryan Lowry and Jeanne Kuang: Who is Eric Schmitt? As Missouri AG courts right wing, we put a spotlight on his past
KC Star: Video: We expose Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s changing comments over the years: video with grainy filter added, “Half Mystery” music arrangement by Kevin MacLeod (evade Star paywall by watching on Flipboard here)
YouTube: Music composer Kevin MacLeod on his “Half Mystery” spooky music: “When you have a character in your film that is doing something, but we aren’t quite sure why, THIS is your track. Packing a suitcase full of marshmallows? Half Mystery!”
KC Star’s Jonathan Shorman: A list of AG Eric Schmitt’s lawsuits
KC Star: Eric Schmitt family profile
KC Star: Al Franken’s comedy tour heads to Kansas City
CDT: New initiative from DESE aims to relieve the teacher shortage being felt around the state
Columbia Missourian: Home-schooling becomes a solid movement among black families
P-D: Spire’s pipeline debate gets heated, and sparks big questions about the region’s heating