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Editorial Roundup: Missouri


Last Updated Apr 6, 2021 at 11:10 am ADT
Kansas City Star. April 5, 2021.
Editorial: Vaccine passports are a matter of Missouri getting back to normal, not politics
Gov. Mike Parson’s announced Thursday that he will not require Missourians to show they’ve been inoculated against COVID-19 with a “vaccine passport” meaning he’s deflecting the responsibility to keep people safe onto businesses and municipalities.
“If the private sector wants to do that, I’m fine with that,” Parson told reporters. “As far as the state goes, we won’t mandate vaccine passports.”
It sounds a lot like his refusal to issue a statewide mask mandate or take a definitive stance on when to close schools or businesses, even while COVID-19 infections were exploding across the state. In some parts of Missouri, masks were never required in public places. Parson took some heat for those decisions. ....

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With Affordable Care Act In Peril, Mo. GOP Seeks Preexisting Conditions Shield


By Tessa Weinberg & Columbia Missourian

Feb 15, 2021
It’s been nearly three months since Rep. Brenda Shields was diagnosed with COVID-19, but her lung issues still persist.
Shields said she feels her condition improving every day, but she still has difficulty breathing especially when she exerts even a small amount of energy.
Lawmakers are concerned the pandemic will add to the more than 1 million Missourians with preexisting conditions, making it more difficult for them to obtain health insurance if a GOP-led effort to overturn the Affordable Care Act prevails before the U.S. Supreme Court.
In preparation for that possibility, Republican lawmakers have filed a trio of bills that would give voters the opportunity to amend the state constitution to add protections for children and adults with preexisting conditions. ....

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Mountain Park Baptist Academy Archives


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Missouri and South Carolina are the only states in the nation that do not regulate faith-based boarding schools for youth. The secret is out and several of these schools have packed up and moved to Missouri to carry on their business of alleged neglect as well as sexual, physical, and emotional abuse of students.
Colton Schrag (Photo courtesy of Tim Bommel, House Communications)
After an investigation by
The Kansas City Star, the accusations have caught the attention of two state lawmakers. Representatives Rudy Veit, R-Wardsville, and Keri Ingle, D-Lee’s Summit, have filed legislation that could keep tabs on youth residential homes, including faith-based ones. ....

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Legislative effort to crack down on Missouri boarding schools after mounting claims of abuse and neglect


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Legislative effort to crack down on Missouri boarding schools after mounting claims of abuse and neglect
Missouri and South Carolina are the only states in the nation that do not regulate faith-based boarding schools for youth. The secret is out and several of these schools have packed up and moved to Missouri to carry on their business of alleged neglect as well as sexual, physical, and emotional abuse of students.
Colton Schrag (Photo courtesy of Tim Bommel, House Communications) ....

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