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Sunday, April 10, 2022 – Missouri political news headlines

Published April 10, 2022 in Uncategorized. Tags: #moleg, #moleg news, #MOSEN, Billy Long, Broadband expansion in Missouri, Danielle Duclos reporter, Dave Griffith Missouri, everything is racist, fentanyl in Missouri, general cuckery, Jason Kander, John Combest, Josh Hawley, Kansas City Star, lead contamination in Missouri, Lead contamination Missouri, liberal media bias in Missouri, Louis Riggs, Mark McCloskey, Mary Elizabeth Coleman, McCloskey for Senate, Missouri 2022 state legislative session, Missouri General Assembly 2022 legislation, Missouri medical marijuana license lawsuits, Missouri political journalism, Missouri progressive book festivals, rural broadband expansion in Missouri, Sarah Fenske, sports betting in Missouri, St. Louis Public Radio, Vicky Hartzler, victimhood.

Columbia Missourian: Republican candidates speak at annual Boone County Lincoln Days banquet

TonysKansasCity.com: 2016 U.S. Senate runner-up Jason Kander shows off new pink floral romper

TonysKansasCity.com: Kansas City Star imposes ‘supply chain’ charge on subscribers

KRES/KWIX (Moberly): Rep. Louis Riggs (R-Hannibal) expects rural areas to be well represented in budget

Columbia Missourian: Legalizing sports wagering could increase problem gambling

Joplin Globe: Anticipating landmark Supreme Court decision on abortion, Missouri and other states move to protect life

JCNT: Bill from Rep. Dave Griffith (R-Jefferson City) seeks to task state commission with veteran suicide prevention (hop over News-Tribune paywall here)

JCNT: Missouri veterans find support in weekly conversations as suicide rates outpace national population; Department of Mental Health, others offer resources (hop over News-Tribune paywall here)

St. Louis Public Radio: St. Louis on the Air with Sarah Fenske schedule: Monday to explore the terror of lead contamination and hardships of being a black marijuana peddler; Tuesday, the heroes leading union organizing at local Starbucks and weed dispensaries; Wednesday, why Missouri’s approach to fentanyl is racist

The Missouri Times: Combest, 10/21/21: Missouri media’s top victimhood narrative for 2023: “Missouri voters approved recreational marijuana in 2022, but experts are worried that minorities will be left out in the cold.”

CDT: Unbound Book Festival promo: Come hear authors on important topics like “natural hair as a key feature of black womanhood,” illegal alien s , “Queer Time” panel, union organizing, etc.

JCNT editorial: Missouri Senate must preserve House’s fiscal responsibility (hop over News-Tribune paywall here)

P-D editorial: Raising Missouri teacher pay is essential to building a prepared workforce (hop over Post-Dispatch paywall here)

KC Star op-ed: National Press Photographers Association: Open letter to Sen. Hawley: Stop using fist photo to raise money

Columbia Missourian’s Danielle Duclos: Conservative lawmakers push the bounds to restrict abortion rights

P-D letter: St. Charles octogenarian says he’s voting for Eric Schmitt thanks to liberals’ caterwauling (hop over Post-Dispatch paywall here)

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