Under the Dome – March 15
March 15, 2024
Welcome back to Under the Dome, your weekly update on the goings-on of the Missouri state legislature. Stranger and stranger things: The dome appears to be stuck in The Upside Down as legislators gleefully strip voters of rights The Missouri House thumbed its nose at Missouri voters this week and moved SJR74 forward, taking another […]
Read MoreMissouri House continues assault on majority rule
March 12, 2024
As the legislature continues attacking majority rule, Missourians are standing up to protect the essential principle of ‘one person, one vote.’
Read MoreUnder the Dome – March 8
March 8, 2024
Welcome back to Under the Dome, your weekly update on the goings-on of the Missouri state legislature. Governor’s clemency decision spotlights systemic injustice The week in Missouri politics began with a shameful display of misplaced mercy as Gov. Mike Parson decided to shorten the prison sentence of former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid […]
Read MoreUnder the Dome – March 1
March 1, 2024
Under the Dome: Legislators spin wheels on legislation that would hurt their own constituents, file frivolous lawsuits
Read MoreUnder the Dome – February 23
February 23, 2024
Under the Dome: Majority Rule attack advances, Freedom Caucus smears KC dad, and Plocher embroiled in scandal again
Read MoreRELEASE: Senate passes plan to end majority rule, sends to House
February 22, 2024
RELEASE: Senate passes SJR74 plan to end majority rule, sends to the Missouri House.
Read MoreRELEASE: Senate advances plan to end majority rule
February 20, 2024
RELEASE: Missouri Senate resolution ending majority rule breaks filibuster, moves forward
Read MoreRELEASE: Senate extremists celebrate Presidents Day by trying again to end majority rule
February 19, 2024
RELEASE: Senate extremists celebrate Presidents Day by trying again to end majority rule with SJR74, which is full of “ballot candy.”
Read MoreUnder the Dome – Gun Violence Culpability and Majority Rule
February 16, 2024
Missouri’s extremist politicians take a break from lying about majority rule to lie about gun violence culpability following KC shooting.
Read MoreRELEASE: Senator admits resolution is loaded with ‘ballot candy’
February 16, 2024
Release: Senator Coleman admits her resolution is loaded with ‘ballot candy’ to trick voters into passing an unpopular law.
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