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Host: Kevin Smith Dives into the weekly news most impactful to the HeartlandCheck out the Boots N' Bling Fest with our friends over at Turning Point Advocacy Services!  https://www.turningpointdvs.com/events/HEADLINESWisconsin's mixed bagForbes - https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickgleason/2023/04/06/wisconsin-supreme-court-election-has-large-national-implications/?sh=24607da8192dReuters - https://www.reuters.com/world/us/with-abortion-balance-wisconsin-voters-choose-new-high-court-judge-2023-04-04/Yahoo News - https://news.yahoo.com/liberal-just-won-wisconsin-supreme-220051066.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAC0w7VYw-GaTGgX_Sag-H_KGiSNMmUoTV-guPk1zMHIiWq6ElqjVSIbQP1V2fjFNp0O85u6KDtUcd65QSfWs9smXmaseKejgSRDZqgsDDXHtlghe8hGU3FUlneM3poBGn3GSgLvphWwQXEfRS60ug9eY5cDjBzF_MxJXH4CVhzU3Tennessee Authoritarianism on full displayThe Tennessean - https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/politics/2023/04/06/tennessee-expulsion-amid-protests-house-gop-expel-lawmakers/70085057007/LIGHTNING ROUNDFarm Bill 2023,The National Association of Counties puts forth their letter to congressional leadership.NACO - https://www.naco.org/blog/naco-sends-letter-congressional-leadership-outlining-county-priorities-2023-farm-billMissouri,School Board positives and negativesSt. Louis Post Dispatch - https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/education/conservative-school-board-candidates-win-in-st-charles-county-lose-in-parkway-and-rockwood/article_c95e37ff-8a4b-59ac-89af-36b9400b1248.htmlRepublican bids for the next governor of MissouriKY3 Missouri - https://www.ky3.com/2023/04/06/missouri-secretary-state-announces-candidacy-governor/Missouri's ban on lawmakers and legislative staff working as lobbyists  upheldMissouri Independent - https://missouriindependent.com/2023/04/03/judge-rejects-ex-missouri-lawmakers-push-to-overturn-revolving-door-ban-on-lobbying/The EPA is estimating that Missouri may still contain more than 200,000 lead pipes.Missouri Independent - https://missouriindependent.com/2023/04/06/epa-estimates-more-than-200000-lead-pipes-remain-in-missouri/Kansas,Kansas republicans want genital inspections on kidsKCUR - https://www.kcur.org/news/2023-04-05/kansas-lawmakers-override-democratic-governors-veto-enacting-ban-on-transgender-athletesKansas Gov. Laura Kelly is calling for the state of Kansas to decriminalize fentanyl test strips.KSHB Kansas - https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/kansas-governor-calls-for-decriminalization-of-fentanyl-strips-in-stateMichigan,Republican Rick Johnson held accountable for accepting bribes.Detroit Free Press - https://www.freep.com/story/news/marijuana/2023/04/06/rick-johnson-charged-bribery-medical-marijuana/70086740007/Iowa,More than 565,000 Iowa voters have been notified that their voter registration status has been changed to inactive.The Gazette - https://www.thegazette.com/article/more-than-565000-iowa-voters-moved-to-inactive-status/Florida,DeSantis targets 13 year old son of former state employee and whistleblowerPensacola News Journal - https://www.pnj.com/story/news/crime/2023/04/06/rebekah-jones-son-arrested-in-florida-what-we-know-about-digital-threat-allegations/70088634007/And Lastly,Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas outed as being bought and paid for.Propublica - https://www.propublica.org/article/clarence-thomas-scotus-undisclosed-luxury-travel-gifts-crow

Host: Kevin Smith Dives into the weekly news most impactful to the HeartlandCheck out the Boots N' Bling Fest with our friends over at Turning Point Advocacy Services!  https://www.turningpointdvs.com/events/HEADLINESWisconsin's mixed bagForbes - https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickgleason/2023/04/06/wisconsin-supreme-court-election-has-large-national-implications/?sh=24607da8192dReuters - https://www.reuters.com/world/us/with-abortion-balance-wisconsin-voters-choose-new-high-court-judge-2023-04-04/Yahoo News - https://news.yahoo.com/liberal-just-won-wisconsin-supreme-220051066.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAC0w7VYw-GaTGgX_Sag-H_KGiSNMmUoTV-guPk1zMHIiWq6ElqjVSIbQP1V2fjFNp0O85u6KDtUcd65QSfWs9smXmaseKejgSRDZqgsDDXHtlghe8hGU3FUlneM3poBGn3GSgLvphWwQXEfRS60ug9eY5cDjBzF_MxJXH4CVhzU3Tennessee Authoritarianism on full displayThe Tennessean - https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/politics/2023/04/06/tennessee-expulsion-amid-protests-house-gop-expel-lawmakers/70085057007/LIGHTNING ROUNDFarm Bill 2023,The National Association of Counties puts forth their letter to congressional leadership.NACO - https://www.naco.org/blog/naco-sends-letter-congressional-leadership-outlining-county-priorities-2023-farm-billMissouri,School Board positives and negativesSt. Louis Post Dispatch - https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/education/conservative-school-board-candidates-win-in-st-charles-county-lose-in-parkway-and-rockwood/article_c95e37ff-8a4b-59ac-89af-36b9400b1248.htmlRepublican bids for the next governor of MissouriKY3 Missouri - https://www.ky3.com/2023/04/06/missouri-secretary-state-announces-candidacy-governor/Missouri's ban on lawmakers and legislative staff working as lobbyists  upheldMissouri Independent - https://missouriindependent.com/2023/04/03/judge-rejects-ex-missouri-lawmakers-push-to-overturn-revolving-door-ban-on-lobbying/The EPA is estimating that Missouri may still contain more than 200,000 lead pipes.Missouri Independent - https://missouriindependent.com/2023/04/06/epa-estimates-more-than-200000-lead-pipes-remain-in-missouri/Kansas,Kansas republicans want genital inspections on kidsKCUR - https://www.kcur.org/news/2023-04-05/kansas-lawmakers-override-democratic-governors-veto-enacting-ban-on-transgender-athletesKansas Gov. Laura Kelly is calling for the state of Kansas to decriminalize fentanyl test strips.KSHB Kansas - https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/kansas-governor-calls-for-decriminalization-of-fentanyl-strips-in-stateMichigan,Republican Rick Johnson held accountable for accepting bribes.Detroit Free Press - https://www.freep.com/story/news/marijuana/2023/04/06/rick-johnson-charged-bribery-medical-marijuana/70086740007/Iowa,More than 565,000 Iowa voters have been notified that their voter registration status has been changed to inactive.The Gazette - https://www.thegazette.com/article/more-than-565000-iowa-voters-moved-to-inactive-status/Florida,DeSantis targets 13 year old son of former state employee and whistleblowerPensacola News Journal - https://www.pnj.com/story/news/crime/2023/04/06/rebekah-jones-son-arrested-in-florida-what-we-know-about-digital-threat-allegations/70088634007/And Lastly,Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas outed as being bought and paid for.Propublica - https://www.propublica.org/article/clarence-thomas-scotus-undisclosed-luxury-travel-gifts-crow

Caleb Rowden, 19th District Missouri State Senator, and Missouri Senate Majority Leader, joins The Marc Cox Morning Show to discuss his agenda for the upcoming legislative session. After the passage of Missouri Amendment 3 and "Clean Missouri" a few years ago, Rowden says he would like to raise the threshold of what it takes to get into the Missouri Constitution. Rowden says he is also focused on family initiatives such as reducing the cost of adoption and school choice.   iStock / Getty Images Plus

With a niche in Actuary Science and academic background in Mathematics, Kiel Corkran is answering a much needed calling to run for Commissioner of Insurance without taking campaign money from the insurance industry and other corporate lobbyists. This gives the voters of Kansas a chance to have real representation and service regarding their insurance needs and matters. Kiel's professional experience includes having worked as a paraeducator at the Manhattan Alternative High School, a visual data analyst for Sperry Rail Service, and a tax examining technician at the Internal Revenue Service. Kiel also engages with his community through civil and political activism. He has been involved in several political campaigns including Yes on 2: Healthcare for Missouri and Clean Missouri. He has served as Treasurer for the Kansas City Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America, Loading Dock Manager for Flourish Furnishings, and has volunteered at food pantries and cold weather shelters. Kansas has an opportunity to vote out an incumbent who has insurance industry donors and lobbyists to answer to, by voting in someone who only has the people of Kansas to answer to. To learn more and help, visit corkran4commissioner.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theandrewmillershow/support

The Missouri legislature seems to be intent on ignoring the will of the people when it comes to ballot issues. Lawmakers have either successfully challenged or are challenging minimum wage increases, Clean Missouri redistricting and Medicaid expansion. Their argument: voters have been duped by special interests.

Sean Soendker Nicholson was one of the driving organizers behind Clean Missouri and ethics reforms in Missouri. We talk about Amendment 3, an attempt to reverse much of what Missourians voted for just a couple of years ago. The #EladPod is hosted by civil rights attorney, government accountability advocate, educator, and lifelong Missourian Elad Gross. These are recordings of our live, uncensored town halls with audience questions designed to bring our government back to you. To participate in our town halls and view recordings, visit www.EladGross.live Recorded on 10-24-2020

This episode of Radio Active Magazine discusse two superficially unrelated issues: 1. The Clean Missouri campaign is looking for volunteers to “Join the Coalition” in the fight for fair maps in Missouri: In early 2018 Republican Representative Hannah Kelly said, “The Clean Missouri initiative, if passed, will be devastating to Missouri Republicans.” Republicans now hold […] The post CleanMO, SilencedTurkey appeared first on KKFI.

Amendment 3 overturns the will of the 62% of Missouri voters who passed Clean Missouri in 2018. It puts redistricting in the hands of politicians, it sets the stage for the most extreme gerrymandering in the country, it will not 1.5 million Missourians for representation, and the politicians behind it have been lying about it all along. We talk with Sean Soendker Nicholson and Lexi Amos of the Clean Missouri Campaign and Robert Karr, an MCU organizer about the dirty details on Amendment 3. #NoOn3 https://www.cleanmissouri.org/

Clean Missouri - websiteBallotPedia breakdown of ballot languageOpponents of Amd. 3Op Ed on Mo 3@CleanMissouri - on twitterteam@cleanmissouri.org (info email)

Missouri state Sen. Bob Onder (R-St. Charles County), a lawmaker in favor of Amendment 3, and Sean Soendker Nicholson, campaign director for Clean Missouri, which is urging a "no" vote on the ballot issue, join St. Louis on the Air to debate the pros and cons.

Republican state legislators are leading an effort to repeal Clean Missouri and return redistricting to a commission or the courts. Supporters want to keep the plan approved by voters which places the process under a non-partisan state demographer.

Joe Biden forgets Mitt Romney’s name. A reporter from Anchorage leaves a crazy voicemail for the mayor of the city. Clean Missouri is back on the ballot. Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins the show. Megyn Kelly had Mark Cuban on her podcast to discuss BLM and the NBA’s relationship with China. There’s a national can shortage affecting the beer and soda business. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BallotPedia for MO Amd. 3Missouri Sec. of State "Fair Ballot Language" and actual language for ballot. St. Louis Post Op Ed on MO Amd. 3Op Ed by Eric Bohl  on MO Amd. 3"Clean" Missouri

Clean Missouri is against Amendment 3. An Amendment that will appear on Missouri's November 3rd ballot. It deals with the redistricting of Missouri with a partisan demographer. Listen to see why Clean Missouri is fighting to reject the Amendment. *I do not endorse Clean Missouri or Amendment 3*

Amendment 3 overturns the will of the 62% of Missouri voters who passed Clean Missouri in 2018. It puts redistricting in the hands of politicians, it sets the stage for the most extreme gerrymandering in the country, it will not 1.5 million Missourians for representation, and the politicians behind it have been lying about it all along. We talk with Sean Soendker Nicholson and Lexi Amos of the Clean Missouri Campaign and Robert Karr, an MCU organizer about the dirty details on Amendment 3. https://www.cleanmissouri.org/

Update on Clean Missouri

In 2018, 60% of Missouri voters said, "Yes," to Clean Missouri - a ballot initiative to clean up gerrymandering in the state and clean up dirty money to state legislators. It's passage made Missouri a model of good governance. But this year, the politicians are trying to undo the will of the voters with Amendment 3. This amendment on the November ballot would overturn the fair map rules put into law by voters, and to replace the good policy in our constitution now with a radical gerrymandering scheme. Their plan is deceptive, deceitful, and all about protecting incumbent politicians in rigged, super-safe districts where voters can't hold them accountable. #NoOn3 https://www.cleanmissouri.org/

This November, the Missouri legislature is asking voters statewide to consider a constitutional amendment to repeal the one they approved two years ago. Clean Missouri's campaign manager explains the arguments against repeal.

On Sunday, July 19th, Metropolitan Congregations United held it's annual Public Meeting. This podcast is Part 2 of the meeting, highlighting the commitments from member denominations, congregations, and individuals to work for justice in our region and state and to support MCU. Denominational leaders making commitments represented the Catholic church, the United Church of Christ, the Episcopal church, the Disciples of Christ, the United Methodist, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. This year, in particular, has brought attention to the ongoing racism and inequality in our most important social systems, as well as the actions we can take to make change. We can ensure equity in healthcare through Medicaid Expansion. We can create fair systems of democracy through the defeat of Amendment 3 and preserving CLEAN Missouri. We can give voting rights to disenfranchised persons through Unlock the Vote. https://mcustlouis.org/section/issues/unlockthevotemo/ https://www.yeson2.org/ https://www.cleanmissouri.org/

On Sunday, July 19th, Metropolitan Congregations United held it's annual Public Meeting. This podcast is Part 1 of the meeting, featuring messages from Rev. James Ross, II, and Rev. Dr. Ben Sanders and testimonials from citizens who directly benefit from Unlock the Vote, Medicaid Expansion, and Clean Missouri campaigns. This year, in particular, has brought attention to the ongoing racism in our most important social systems, as well as the actions we can take to make change. We can ensure equity in healthcare through Medicaid Expansion. We can create fair systems of democracy through the defeat of Amendment 3 and preserving CLEAN Missouri. We can give voting rights to disenfranchised persons through Unlock the Vote. https://mcustlouis.org/section/issues/unlockthevotemo/ https://www.yeson2.org/ https://www.cleanmissouri.org/

This program was originally posted on May 19. *MEDICAID EXPANSION, AMENDMENT 2, WILL BE ON THE BALLOT IN MISSOURI ON AUG. 4, 2020* We talk with Richard Von Glahn of Missouri Jobs With Justice and Robert Karr from Metropolitan Congregations United about the next steps in ensuring 230,000 more Missourians receive health care coverage. We also talk about the latest developments from the Missouri legislature as they try to blunt the reach of Medicaid Expansion and gut Clean Missouri. https://mcustlouis.org/ https://mojwj.org/

As the coronavirus pandemic swept through the country, Missouri lawmakers curtailed their session to avoid large groups. This time, though, things got pretty wild - and the General Assembly set its sights on reversing the Clean Missouri redistricting and ethics reform initiative that voters approved by 2-to-1 in 2018. The Star's Jefferson City correspondent Crystal Thomas joins Dave Helling and Derek Donovan on today's podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nearly 350,000 signatures from Missouri voters, almost twice the number required, have been submitted to put Medicaid Expansion on the ballot in the state this fall. We talk with Richard Von Glahn of Missouri Jobs With Justice and Robert Karr from Metropolitan Congregations United about the next steps in ensuring 230,000 more Missourians receive health care coverage. We also talk about the latest developments from the Missouri legislature as they try to blunt the reach of Medicaid Expansion and gut Clean Missouri. https://mcustlouis.org/ https://mojwj.org/

In 2018, voters approved the Clean Missouri constitutional amendment that included state redistricting and ethics changes. Now the Missouri House is backing an initiative to repeal the effort. In this interview, host Sarah Fenske talks with St. Louis Public Radio correspondent Jason Rosenbaum about his reporting on the ballot initiative aimed at repealing the Clean Missouri redistricting system.

On April 30, a House committee approved Senate Joint Resolution 38, which means voters in Missouri could see CLEAN Missouri on the ballot in August of this year. The League of Women Voters of Southwest Missouri is against this idea. “Voters made their choices,” said Joan Gentry. “And they said ‘what we want to do is see fair maps, we want fair representation.'” Ann Elwell pointed out that the majority of voters in every state senate district voted in favor of Amendment One. “That shows me people are interested in getting rid of gerrymandering in Missouri,” she said.

The Democrats from Columbia talk gas tax, free tampons, Medicaid expansion and Clean Missouri with Jason Rosenbaum.

Nick and Jason take a few minutes to look into a statewide issue as the legislature tackles an push to overturn a voter-approved amendment to the Missouri Constitution before focusing back in on our own back yard and the Use Tax issue placed on the upcoming ballot.

As Republicans in the state legislature look to repeal Clean Missouri over its redistricting plan we ask what really constitutes fair redistricting? What would that look like and how might it affect political power in the state?

Christopher Arps from christopherarps.com discusses the possibility of undoing "Clean Missouri"

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This week, Deb sat down with Representative John Carpenter to discuss HJR 48, legislation that would further alter the Clean Missouri initiative that was overwhelmingly passed by voters just months ago. Deb and John discuss the process of drawing electoral districts, and how gerrymandering negatively affects everyone, not just the minority party.

In this episode, Deb talks with Minority Leader Crystal Quade about her priorities for the session, Clean Missouri, and more.

Tonight we are joined in the studio with Dan and Andy from the Springfood Mo Podcast! We continue porter beer month with a sampling of the Vanilla Porter from Breckenridge Brewery. Then we get political and discuss the Missouri house approving a bill that could undermine the Clean Missouri act. Also discusses are the 2 new football leagues that will be starting soon. Finally we close out the episode with a rousing round of the facebook marketplace game.

This week on Hancock and Kelley, the Fox 2 political insiders discuss the government shutdown. They also debate whether Missouri lawmakers should make changes to Clean Missouri laws.

Nick Haines discusses JACO stance on marijuana, overturning Clean Missouri & new MO AG.

Nick Haines discusses JACO stance on marijuana, overturning Clean Missouri & new MO AG.

Two ballot initiatives in the November 6th election in Missouri affect our democracy and economy. This week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we'll explore Amendment 1 CLEAN Missouri, which limits […] The post Ballot Initiatives: CLEAN and Raise Up Missouri appeared first on KKFI.

On this special edition of Missouri Farm Bureau's Digging In, we discuss Amendment 1, or, as the proponents of the measure call it, Clean Missouri. We sit down with Director of State Legislative Affairs BJ Tanksley and talk through some of the common questions that we have received regarding this controversial amendment.

Midterm elections are just around the corner, but much of Missouri's ballot is covered with pot — and redistricting, ethics rules, a gas tax and a minimum wage increase. Ballot questions join the U.S. Senate race as the big-ticket items on November 6 in Missouri. Host Brian Ellison talks with KCUR's Samuel King , Clean Missouri campaign director Sean Soendker Nicholson and Kansas City Star reporter Allison Kite . Subscribe to Statehouse Blend Missouri: iTunes , Google Play , and on the NPRone app .

St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum and Jo Mannies take a deep look at Amendment 1 on the latest edition of Political Speaking. The measure, widely known as Clean Missouri, combines a host of ethics-related alterations with an overhaul of state legislative redistricting. Out of all the things on the Nov. 6 ballot, Clean Missouri is eliciting the most unusual political alliances. Proponents include left-of-center activists and groups that helped craft the measure, as well as some prominent Republicans. Backers contend that Clean Missouri will make politics more accessible to people — as opposed to special interests or lobbyists. Detractors believe that the ethics-related items in Clean Missouri, including curtailing lobbyist gifts and slightly lowering campaign donation limits, are aimed at making the state legislative redistricting changes more palatable to voters. While many of the opponents are Republicans, some African-American officials and groups aren’t supporting Clean Missouri because of fears it will lead to fewer black lawmakers getting elected.

This week on Hancock and Kelley, the political insiders discuss factors affecting the upcoming election. From Migrant Caravans to Pipe Bomb scares, they debate what will really impact voter turnout. Plus, a closer look at the ballot measure called "Clean Missouri", and if it's really "clean", or about "Missouri."

On this special edition of Missouri Farm Bureau's Digging In we discuss Missouri's controversial Proposition 1. We speak with Missouri Farm Bureau President Blake Hurst and former U.S. Senator Jim Talent about why Proposition 1, or Clean Missouri, is bad for the state.

Former U.S. Sen. Jim Talent joins St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum and Jo Mannies on the latest episode of Politically Speaking. The Republican served in various federal and state capacities for more than 20 years. While Talent is no longer a candidate himself, he is leading the charge against a constitutional amendment known as Clean Missouri. Talent is a St. Louis County native who has served in the Missouri House, the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate. He lost to U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill in 2006. While many Missouri Republicans have wanted Talent to run again for statewide office since then, he has stayed out of the electoral fray — and instead became an expert on defense and national security policy. You can listen to a past episode of Politically Speaking with Clean Missouri proponents by clicking here.

Springfield State Rep Curtis Trent talked about Amendment One, Clean Missouri, which is about lobbyist gifts, extending the time between leaving office and becoming a lobbyist.

On the latest edition of Politically Speaking, St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum welcomes Sean Soendker Nicholson, Sen. Rob Schaaf and former Sen. Jim Lembke to the program to talk about a ballot initiative known as “Clean Missouri.” Clean Missouri is a multi-faceted ethics proposal that seeks to curb lobbyist-paid freebies, make it more difficult for lawmakers to become lobbyists, tweak campaign finance laws and, perhaps most notably, overhaul how state legislative districts are drawn.

Last time, Rachel talked about how a bill becomes a law, but how does a bill even become a bill? Anne helps break this one down! Laura talks to a new citizen (and new voter!) about their plans to vote in both local and federal elections. Then, Anne and Rachel are joined by Sean Soendker Nicholson who was a key member of the team that got Clean Missouri passed in 2018. He helps us understand how citizen initiative petitions get on the ballot and why it is such an important right to protect!