United States Representative Jason Smith has been busy voting on bills. The bills he voted on this past week is H.R. 5314, H.R. 5609, and S. 610.
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How Does HR 550 Effect Missourians?
H.R. 550 passed through the House on November 30, 2021 with bipartisan votes. This bill deals with our personal immunization records being shared.
Missouri Congress Works On Changing Our Education Law For Minors
The Missouri Congress is still at work. Currently they are reworking our education for minors laws.
NDAA Bill Passed Without Provision For Women In Draft
One big change in the bill was dropping the provision of forcing women to register for the draft.
Missouri Senators Vote Against Each Other For Biden’s Vaccine Mandates
Without this passage, unnecessary government agencies would have shut down. There was a holdup.
Missouri’s Governor Mansion Getting Its Christmas Trees
The 2021 Missouri Governor’s Mansion Christmas trees arrived on Monday, November 29, 2021.
Could Missouri Work Without Personal Property Taxes?
What could Missourians do with extra money? Missouri Senator Bill Eigel has submitted a bill to abolish all personal property taxes.
Governor Parson Issues Executive Order To Fight Federal Vaccine Mandates
At the end of October, Governor Parson announced the issuance of an executive order protecting the rights of Missourians.
So Many States Suing Biden Over Mandatory Vaccine- Including Missouri
As of the end of October, 2021, 19 states were suing the Biden administration over its COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Senator Hawley Stands Up For American Women Against The Draft
On Monday, November 1, 2021 our Missouri U.S. Senator Hawley introduced a bill to remove the provision.
Editorial TeenPact Missouri- A Christian Organization- Is Supporting Chick-fil-A?
TeenPact Missouri (the other states are unknown) is having Chick-fil-A for lunch at least two days during the four-day program.
Missouri Governor Parson Defends Missouri Resident Rights
Missouri Governor Parson and other GOP political leaders in Kansas and Missouri had something to say to Biden’s new attempt to touch private businesses.