Monday, February 14, 2022 – Missouri political news headlines
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KCUR: Cori Bush says landlords collecting overdue rent is “a death sentence” for black women
This Week in Missouri Politics: Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden (R-Columbia) talks with Scott Faughn about redistricting impasse (0:45); downside of 7-1 maps (1:45); strengthening Ann Wagner’s district (7:00); thoughts on Conservative Caucus calling him a RINO even though they support “gambling bills and tax credits” (10:00); using the PQ to end filibuster (12:30); panel of Reps. Doug Richey (R-Excelsior Springs), Bishop Davidson (R-Republic), and Maggie Nurrenbern (D-Kansas City) and Adam Sommer of the Heartland Pod on supplemental budget spending and state employee pay raises (16:30); congressional redistricting (19:30); education bills including Parents’ Bill of Rights (23:50)
P-D: State hammers Spire about pipeline messages, but stops shy of formal complaint
CDT’s Aarik Danielsen: How MU grad Shannon Watts tells a different story about gun control