Sunday, May 29, 2022 – Missouri political news headlines
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JCNT: Missouri in store for sweeping election changes; Rep. Rudy Veit (R-Wardsville) disagrees with ending presidential primaries (get around News-Tribune paywall here)
JCNT: Missouri Hospital Association says ‘profound’ hospital workforce crisis looms (get around News-Tribune paywall here)
TonysKansasCity.com: Kansas City Star mistakenly trusts Claire McCaskill to reignite Missouri Democrats – “never mind that she lost to some guy that looks like Alex P. Keaton’s understudy“
Washington Missourian editorial: Missouri marijuana industry insiders derailed Defiance Republican Ron Hicks’ legislation (get around Washington Missourian paywall here)
P-D’s Kevin McDermott: Missouri sees a Texas level of carnage every week. It’s a choice we’ve made by electing Republicans. (get around stltoday paywall here)
Flatland’s Saurav Rahman, via KCUR: Lending Tree promotional study says new Missouri businesses’ failure rate above national average; Mexican man succeeds, but Filipino woman blames restaurant failure on “funding, bureaucracy, discrimination”
Washington Missourian letter: Area couple considers anti-Catholic photo from abortion rally “very distasteful” (get around Washington Missourian paywall here)