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The degree bill will increase tuition and require significant state support

Education · Jefferson City

The degree bill will increase tuition and require significant state support

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Degree partnerships programs have saved Missourians millions and created economic development across the state.See the Story

Op-Ed: When MU Health Care values profits over patients, Missouri suffers

Education · Jefferson City

Op-Ed: When MU Health Care values profits over patients, Missouri suffers

The University of Missouri (MU) Health Care system is an academic health system that says it seeks to achieve its vision to be “the premier and transformational academic health system for Missouri … through exemplary education, research, and patient care.” How is it doing? Some recent analyses are cause for concern. The system has come under scrutiny due to its subpar safety and quality ratings. According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid S…See the Story

BEAD’s Groundhog Day Moment

Jefferson City, Missouri · Jefferson City

BEAD’s Groundhog Day Moment

According to Albert Einstein, insanity is “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.” Congress is taking this to a whole new level with its latest discussions about how to “fix” broadband internet deployment across the United States. This is my 10th year as a broadband advocate. Seven of those years have been as State Representative for Missouri’s 5th House District. I was working on this issue as a grassroots …See the Story

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Congress must act to protect rural Missouri seniors’ health care access

It is time for Congress to address the declining life expectancy and access to care in rural parts of Missouri. Health care disparities exist for many reasons, and some of them are hard to address. But there’s one issue threatening rural health care access that our elected leaders could begin meaningfully addressing right this minute: Medicare’s broken physician payment model. And it’s critical that they do because without immediate action in Co…See the Story

TWMP Column: It’s boring, it's complicated and it’s damn important

Jefferson City, Missouri · Jefferson City

TWMP Column: It’s boring, it's complicated and it’s damn important

Utility legislation is boring. I know it’s important and it should matter to everyone, but I will be the first to admit that I tune out when I hear a utility bill hit the Senate floor. The debate is painful, and there is only a handful of smart people who really understand what is going on when it comes to this industry. Public Service Commission Chairwoman Kayla Hahn, Sen. Mike Cierpiot, Rep. Bob Bromley and a few others, but not many more have…See the Story

Husch Blackwell Strategies goes independent

Jefferson City, Missouri · Jefferson City

Husch Blackwell Strategies goes independent

Prominent lobbying firm Husch Blackwell Strategies, affiliated with Husch Blackwell law firm, sees a new name change. Now known as Hartley Blunt Strategies the firm is named after its two founders, Gregg Hartley and Andy Blunt. Founded in January of 2018 in Jefferson City, Missouri, the firm started as a joint venture with Husch Blackwell. “Husch Blackwell has been an incredible platform for our group, and we are grateful for the past seven yea…See the Story

Addressing the Firefighter Shortage at the Root

Jefferson City, Missouri · Jefferson City

Addressing the Firefighter Shortage at the Root

For the thousands of Missourians living in Hannibal, the national firefighter shortage isn’t just a headline. Staffing shortages forced the Hannibal Fire Department to shut one of its stations for the foreseeable future. As fire departments across the state face similar struggles, communities are left vulnerable to the devastating consequences of fires, natural disasters, car accidents, medical emergencies – the list goes on. Addressing this sh…See the Story

Reshoring U.S. health security

Pandemic · Jefferson City

Reshoring U.S. health security

The last few years have shone a light on many issues previously unknown to policymakers, including the vulnerability of our supply chains. Delayed cargo ships, a global pandemic, or national security , have all illustrated the need for America to begin reshoring its manufacturing capacity in all sectors of its economy. In the health and life sciences sector, this vulnerability remains a vital issue because the United States continues to face …See the Story

Missouri killed Biden’s plan to kill student debt. We’re about to do it again

Jefferson City, Missouri · Jefferson City

Missouri killed Biden’s plan to kill student debt. We’re about to do it again

As a conservative free-market legislator, I am proud to see that the fight to uphold the principles of fiscal responsibility and the rule of law is returning to where it rightfully belongs: the Eastern Court of Appeals in Missouri. The case concerning student debt forgiveness is not just about dollars and cents; it’s about restoring the values of personal responsibility, constitutional integrity, and a healthy respect for the limited role of gov…See the Story

We The People must protect our farmers from China’s growing grip

Agriculture · Jefferson City

We The People must protect our farmers from China’s growing grip

American agriculture is the backbone of our state and of our nation – feeding our families, fueling our economy, and securing our independence. Yet, through reckless lawsuits, overregulation, and weak policies, we are handing over control of our food supply to China, acre by acre. The latest target? Our farm input supply. We are all more than familiar with and rightly concerned with farmland being owned by the Chinese. Now, there is an urgent de…See the Story

Evan Rodriguez joins Armstrong Teasdale.

Jefferson City, Missouri · Jefferson City

Evan Rodriguez joins Armstrong Teasdale.

Evan Rodriguez, General Counsel to former Governor Parson, has joined Armstrong Teasdale. Armstrong Teasdale will be adding a new member to the firm’s Litigation Practice group. “We’re excited to bring aboard talent like Evan who has impressive experience at the highest levels of state government,” said Matt Kitzi, the Managing Attorney for the Jefferson City Office. Rodriguez graduated with his bachelor’s in Philosophy from the University of…See the Story