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Monday, May 22, 2023 – Missouri political news headlines

Published May 22, 2023 in Missouri Political News - Daily Headlines. Tags: #moleg, #moleg news, #MOSEN, 2023 Missouri legislative session, 2024 Missouri governor race, 2024 Missouri state budget, Bill Eigel, Bill Eigel for governor, boys competing against girls in girls' sports, boys playing girls' sports, Crystal Quade, Crystal Quade 2024, Crystal Quade for governor, Dean Plocher, Dean Plocher 2024, Dean Plocher statewide race, education professionals complaining about the profession they chose, Eigel for Governor, Eric Schmitt, get around stltoday paywall, how to get around St. Louis Post-Dispatch paywall, how to get around stltoday paywall, Jason Rosenbaum, Jay Ashcroft, Jay Ashcroft for governor, journalists defending transgender hormone therapy for children, liberal media bias in Missouri, Mike Kehoe, Mike Kehoe for governor, Missouri 2022 U.S. Senate race, Missouri 2024 state budget, Missouri General Assembly 2023 legislation, Missouri political journalism, personal property taxes Missouri, Scott Faughn, stltoday transgender hormone advocacy, This Week in Missouri Politics.

St. Louis Public Radio: Politically Speaking podcast: Sen. Eric Schmitt talks with Jason Rosenbaum about debt ceiling, serving in the minority, administrative rules, Section 230 regarding big tech collusion with government, and more

This Week in Missouri Politics: Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe talks with Scott Faughn about campaign kickoff (0:45); endorsements from statewide groups (1:45); fundraising and grassroots (2:15); Missouri Adventure trailer (3:25); Gov. Nixon and state parks (5:00); childhood in North St. Louis City (7:30); business experience (8:45); response to Eigel on foreign farmland (10:25); how urban crime affects all of Missouri (11:15); gun rights (12:10); Grover Norquist anti-tax pledge (12:40); I-70 project (13:25); House Speaker Dean Plocher on I-70 project (17:10); initiative petition legislation (18:55); transsexual boys playing girls’ sports and transsexual surgeries for minors (20:50); tax cut for seniors (22:25); relationship with senators (23:20); thoughts on Floor Leader Jon Patterson (24:20); 2024 statewide campaign (25:15)

Missourinet: Kehoe lists four early priorities if he’s elected governor of Missouri

P-D: Measure supporting tax breaks for child care centers heads to Missouri voters in 2024 (get around stltoday paywall here)

Missouri Independent: Lawsuit over Missouri AG push to inflate cost of abortion IP heads to trial next month

St. Louis Public Radio: Missouri saw drop in preschool enrollment in 2022, but new funding aims to improve access

Missourinet: Statewide commission discusses teacher retention

KC Star: Missouri bill from Sen. Karla May (D-St. Louis City) would allow public schools to teach electives on the Bible (avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on Yahoo! News here)

Kansas City Magazine: Port KC Problem Gambling Advisory Committee study says one in five Missourians could become gambling addicts (link via TonysKansasCity.com)

JCNT: Community turns out for inaugural gun show; 20-year-old man frustrated by 10-day waiting period

P-D editorial: Gov. Parson should sign bill lifting the residency requirement for St. Louis City employees (get around stltoday paywall here)

P-D editorial: Legislators in Missouri and other red states bully transgenders “when those targets aren’t hurting anyone” (get around stltoday paywall here)

Flatland KC (Kansas City PBS)/Report for America content creators Cami Koons, Vicky Diaz-Camacho and Cody Boston: ‘Transas City’: KC offers sanctuary amid anti-trans push; “Transgender and queer community persists despite political attacks”; Missouri “ended up passing bills targeting gender-affirming health care and school sports participation” link via Gregg Keller on Twitter

TonysKansasCity.com: Kansas City Beacon blog bemoans newspaper downfall & begs for money

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