Wednesday, August 10, 2022 – Missouri political news headlines
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KC Star: President Biden nominates Rep. Emanuel Cleaver’s son-in-law to federal circuit court
KSHB (Kansas City): Some cannabis advocates not on board with Legal Missouri proposal
Columbia Missourian: Legalizing recreational marijuana is on the November ballot for Missouri voters
P-D: Missouri voters to decide whether to legalize marijuana in November (get around stltoday paywall here)
Missourinet: Recreational marijuana to appear on November ballot
KCMO (Kansas City): Pete Mundo Show: Jim Lembke responds to Sen. Mike Cierpiot (R-Blue Springs) on trial lawyer money (1:25), why Lembke is saddened by Cierpiot’s approach (3:00), the 100 PAC scorecard and its purpose (4:10), Governor Parson and why the Conservative Caucus is necessary (5:00), outlook for 2023 session and why Caleb Rowden needs to go (6:30), main takeaway from 2022 primaries (7:00), why he endorsed Clean Missouri (8:00), Cierpiot’s statement about Lembke’s lobbyist gift (8:55), how term limits have led to Senate’s “House mentality” (9:30), expectations for expanded Conservative Caucus to extend “olive branch” to Senate leadership (12:00)
Missouri Independent “social services and poverty“ content creator Clara Bates: Federal government steps in to help pull Missouri out of Medicaid backlog; third-party quotes from Missouri Foundation for Health, Washington University health care policy analyst Timothy McBride, and MO HealthNet Director Todd Richardson statement recycled from March coverage
SNL: Rep. Tim Taylor (R–Bunceton) gets bullseye as archery now official sport of Missouri
KC Star op-ed: Joel Mathis: Josh Hawley knows Donald Trump brought the FBI search on himself
Missouri Independent’s Phill Brooks: Historical perspective on Missouri’s one-party primaries
P-D’s Tony Messenger: Rep. Raychel Proudie (D-Ferguson) calls for hearings on Ferguson-Florissant school suspensions (get around stltoday paywall here)
KC Star letter: Kansas City sexagenarian says Josh Hawley wants to be Putin’s puppet
P-D letter: University City man hopes class warfare isn’t used against Trudy Busch Valentine (get around stltoday paywall here)