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2019 Bills – Constitutional Violations
United for Missouri has identified at least ten (10) bills that violate Article III, Sections 21 and 23 of the Missouri Constitution. provisions.
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When the “Rule” Becomes the “Exception”
As we approach the 243rd celebration of the Declaration of Independence, our country seems to be more divided than united. While many may think that the division is “new,” or caused by a political figure they don’t like, it’s not. The people in the American Colonies were also divided in the days leading up to and through the American Revolution.
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The People’s Reserved Power
There is a lot of emotional turmoil within the bubble of the legislature that something should be...
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United for Missouri Releases New Poll
Jefferson City, MO – Carl Bearden, CEO of United for Missouri released new polling that shows...
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Join us for 7th Annual In Defense of Liberty Dinner!
Join us for the 7th Annual Paul Curtman, In Defense of Liberty Dinner!
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November 2018 Ballot Issues – Updated
Once again, Missouri’s general election ballot will contain several proposals for voters to decide upon. There will be four (4) Constitutional Amendments and three (3) statutory initiatives.
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United for Missouri is Optimistic about Gov. Mike Parson
Carl Bearden, CEO of United for Missouri today announced that he is happy to be working with incoming Governor Mike Parson. United for Missouri has a long track record with Lt. Gov. Parson and values a relationship that is based on mutual respect, trust, and open dialogue.
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United for Missouri Celebrates Largest Tax Cut in State History!
“Senator Bill Eigel, Speaker Pro Tem Elijah Haahr, and Senator Andrew Koenig have combined to change Missouri’s antiquated, regressive income tax system so that it benefits Missourians and our state’s economy.” said Carl Bearden, CEO of United for Missouri.
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The Year of the Tax (Cut)!
With all of this “major” tax reform going on, it is easy to overlook other activities taking place that could and should reduce taxes but on a smaller scale.
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Statewide Poll Shows Support for Labor Reform
Our friends at Exemplar Public Affairs conducted a survey of likely voters statewide in Missouri between March 26 and March 28, 2018, regarding public policy including major labor issues being debated statewide and in the Senate.
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Decline to Sign
The “Clean Missouri” political action committee is the driving force behind an unparalleled attempt to change the political paradigm in Missouri. The adage “if you can’t win the game, change the rules” seems appropriate to this endeavor.
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House Prepares Utility Bill
Now, the House has adopted it’s own version of grid modernization. Rather than re-invent the wheel, they started with Senate Bill (SB) 564 as it had been negotiated over several long hours in the Senate. They made their own modifications to the bill coming up with House Committee Substitute (HCS) for House Bill (HB) 2265.
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