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Deep dives into Missouri legislation, budget analysis, and the fight for constitutional liberty.
Compacts are marketed as cooperation, but they can strip Missouri of its sovereignty. Learn the truth about the Statutory Contract and how it affects state autonomy.
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This is the starting draft for FY2027—not the final budget. See what changed from last year, what was added, and what to watch as legislators amend the bill.
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Despite catastrophic billing failures, Missouri PSC approves a $97 million annual rate increase—strict conditions going forward, but no penalty for the year of billing chaos.
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HJR 174 is billed as a “fix” for HJR 165. It still undermines Hancock protections and opens the door to taxing everyday services. See what changed and what it means for your family.
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How Missouri chooses its judges and why this 1940 reform is sparking intense debate in 2026. Explore the history from Boss Pendergast to today.
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Missouri taxpayers often assume that the Governor and General Assembly are working to alleviate their burden. However, the reality may be quite different. We propose an alternative.
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The Court invalidated SB 22 because it was amended beyond its original purpose. This is a warning to the supermajority: follow the Constitution and pass clean bills.
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HB 1997 and HB 2107 authorize legislature-employed, POST-licensed security officers with arrest powers—yet fiscal notes assume $0 cost. Learn what’s missing.
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Most Missourians don’t realize there’s a second budget every year. Here’s how supplemental appropriations can hide the true level of state spending—and why it keeps happening.
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Missourians have been told to “take what we can get.” But the preborn are not a special‑interest group. Why are powerful organizations opposing abolition?
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Missouri was sold “reproductive freedom” in 2024. Now we’re being sold a “replacement” in 2026. We will not call partial justice a victory.
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In Jefferson City, there is a third cup on the table—a massive financial "shell game" that keeps the state solvent while sidestepping Hancock tax limits.
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This article shows how ratemaking tools push grid-upgrade expenses onto ratepayers and how abatements hollow out school funding.
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Critics argue the bill undermines citizens' initiative petition rights by imposing higher hurdles on the public while preserving easier processes for legislators.
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Roe pointed to maternal immunity to deny personhood. Today’s pro-life laws are rebuilding that same scaffold in a pill-driven world.
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