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Gov Kehoe Offers FEMA Assistance To 23 Counties
The Governor requested that FEMA participate in joint PDAs in 23 counties following the March 14-15 severe storms.
Gov Kehoe Assists In Tornado Recovery Efforts
Governor Mike Kehoe updated Missouri’s recovery efforts following the devastating tornadoes that struck on March 14.
Trump Made English The Official United States Language
On March 1, 2025, President Donald Trump made English the official United States language promoting unity and cohesiveness.
IRS Should Help- Not Audit- Citizens Per Rep Smith
Representative Jason Smith has been working through IRS falsities in the Ways and Means Committee and found unpleasant answers.
New State Rep Elliott Sends Word Of His Actions
With Congress recently started, Elliott is busy in Jefferson City sorting bills and actions that require attention.
RFK Gives God The Glory For Nomination Of Cabinet Position
One member who recently got confirmed and sworn into Trump’s cabinet is Robert Kennedy. His position is Secretary of HHS.
Governor Kehoe Follows Trump’s Lead And Eliminates DEI
Governor Kehoe signed Executive Order 25-18, directing all Missouri state agencies to eliminate DEI initiatives.
How U.S. Missouri Representative Jason Smith Voted
Last week, United States representative for Missouri, Jason Smith, was busy voting on two different pieces of legislation.
Governor Kehoe Participates In “Driving Your Tractor To Work Day”
On February 10, 2025, Governor Mike Kehoe joined Chris Chinn, Karla Eslinger, and Missouri FFA leadership to kick off celebrations for National FFA Week in Missouri.
Army Recruitment Numbers Way Up Under Trump
New recruits have surged with Trump in office for less than a month and Hegseth as the new defense secretary.
Community Musk Demands Shorter Bills ‘For Everyone To Read’
Presidential adviser Elon Musk wants legislation to be shorter, simpler, and more readable for the average American.