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State legislature asks voters to consider stronger gun rights

by Mike Lear | May 7, 2014 | News

The state legislature is asking Missouri voters whether the Constitution should be changed to provide a stronger right to bear arms. The legislature has sent to the November ballot a proposal to define the right to bear arms in Missouri as “unalienable”...
House early voting proposal advances to Senate on bipartisan vote

House early voting proposal advances to Senate on bipartisan vote

by Mike Lear | Apr 17, 2014 | News, Politics / Govt

A proposed constitutional amendment to set an early voting period has passed the House with bipartisan support, despite some Democrats decrying the measure as a “sham” and misleading to voters. It would allow nine days of early voting excluding Sundays...

House approves ‘Pop Tart’ bill to protect kids pretending to have weapons in school

by Mike Lear | Apr 11, 2014 | News

A bill has been sent to the state Senate that is meant to protect children simulating a weapon during play at school from criminal or civil penalties, fines or other punishments. Representative Mike Kelley (R-Lamar) calls it the “Pop Tart” bill, stemming...
House endorses its version of federal gun law nullification legislation

House endorses its version of federal gun law nullification legislation

by Mike Lear | Apr 1, 2014 | News

The House has given initial approval to a bill meant to nullify federal gun laws within the state. The bill, HB 1439, would deny state law enforcement agencies and courts the power to enforce federal gun laws and would make anyone deemed in violation of a...

School threat bill hearing includes criticism of TV station involved HS lockdown

by Mike Lear | Feb 18, 2014 | Education, News

A proposal that would make it a crime to cause a school to go on lockdown stems from an incident January 16, when a reporter for St. Louis TV Station KSDK triggered a lockdown at Kirkwood High School. Kirkwood School District and City officials have testified in favor...
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