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Missouri Law Protecting Some Health Care from Government Insurance Regulations Now In Effect

Missouri Law Protecting Some Health Care from Government Insurance Regulations Now In Effect

by Shane Trejo | Sep 16, 2015 | Health Care, Obamacare, State Bills

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Sept. 16, 2015) – In July, Missouri Gov. Nixon signed a bill into law to help promote freedom pertaining to medical services. Passed by a wide margin in both Houses this year, House Bill 769 (HB769), sponsored by Rep. Keith Frederick, states...
Missouri Legislation Would Effectively Nullify Unconstitutional Federal Marijuana Prohibition

Missouri Legislation Would Effectively Nullify Unconstitutional Federal Marijuana Prohibition

by Shane Trejo | Dec 9, 2014 | Ballot Measures, Drug War

The Missouri state legislature will consider a constitutional amendment that would allow the voters to decide on the legalization of marijuana for recreational purposes during the 2015 session, effectively nullifying the unconstitutional federal prohibition of the...
Yes on 9: Missouri Poised to Take a First Step Against Big Brother

Yes on 9: Missouri Poised to Take a First Step Against Big Brother

by Shane Trejo | Aug 2, 2014 | Ballot Measures, Issues, Nullification, Surveillance

On August 5th, Missouri voters have a chance to modernize their state Constitution by adding provisions that specifically protect electronic data and communications from warrantless spying, giving them the same constitutional position as “persons, houses, papers...
Missouri Bill to Halt Common Core Implementation Signed into Law

Missouri Bill to Halt Common Core Implementation Signed into Law

by Shane Trejo | Jul 30, 2014 | Education, Issues, Nullification, State Bills

Missouri has taken a bold move towards fully scrapping the nationalized Common Core standards, as Gov. Nixon signed an important bill into law that strengthens local control of education. House Bill 1490 (HB1490) was passed through both chambers of the state...
Missouri Ballot Initiative Will Add Electronic Data Protections to State Constitution

Missouri Ballot Initiative Will Add Electronic Data Protections to State Constitution

by Shane Trejo | Jul 8, 2014 | Ballot Measures, Issues, Nullification, Surveillance

In August, Missouri voters will have an opportunity to reject significant parts of mass surveillance programs by both the state and federal governments. Introduced by Sen. Rob Schaaf, Senate Joint Resolution 27 (SJR27) passed the legislature last month with just a...
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