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From Small Coins to Big Change, Every Vote Counts
Reflecting on last week’s election, I want to start by addressing a common sentiment that I’m sure you’ve heard before: “My vote doesn’t count.” Imagine you have … more
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The Promise of NextGen MURR
For so many of us, cancer isn’t just a word—it’s personal.   Whether it’s touched a friend, family member, or even ourselves, cancer has left its mark on our lives and … more
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Rebuilding Stronger
Natural disasters leave a lasting mark on communities, and for Missouri, the Great Flood of 1993 changed the landscape of agriculture for years to come. As floodwaters overwhelmed the mighty … more
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Harvesting Missouri’s Best
Fall is a time of tradition, and like many of you, I look forward to the season—cooler weather, cheering on the Chiefs, and enjoying fall festivities with the grandkids. Our beautiful state is … more
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Harvesting Missouri’s Best
Fall is a time of tradition, and like many of you, I look forward to the season—cooler weather, cheering on the Chiefs, and enjoying fall festivities with the ... more
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From friendship to fraud
Recently, I spoke with a resident from right here in Missouri who had fallen victim to a scam that seemed like something out of a thriller but, unfortunately, is becoming all too common. She shared a … more
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Border security and ballots
Allowing illegal immigrants to vote in U.S. elections is akin to letting criminals create laws and hand out punishments. Just as lawbreakers would shape a legal system to serve their interests, those … more
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Missouri’s fight against the opioid epidemic
Next week the halls of the Capitol will fill back up as we return from our district work period. While I can assure you, we have a long list of priorities to finish out for the year, we face a … more
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Harvesting tradition: the power of Missouri’s family farms
Many of you may have had the chance to journey to the State Fairgrounds in Sedalia this August, joining fellow Missourians in celebrating the best of our state’s agricultural traditions. … more
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Looking Ahead to a Successful School Year
As the Third District of Missouri approaches the start of a new school year, excitement and anticipation fill the air. From the rolling hills of Gasconade County to the streets of Jefferson City, our … more
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A call for reform
The Founding Fathers’ vision of an independent judiciary system is rooted in the U.S. Constitution and the lifetime appointment of Supreme Court Justices. Centuries ago, this principle was … more
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A Call For Reform
The Founding Fathers’ vision of an independent judiciary system is rooted in the U.S. Constitution and the lifetime appointment of Supreme Court Justices. Centuries ago, this principle was … more
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Damage To Our Democracy
Just 102 days before the 2024 Presidential election, the Democrats have stripped nearly 14 million voters of their right to choose their candidate. You might ask, how is Biden dropping out of the race a bad thing? Just last week ... more
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Protecting our democracy
Over the last week, many of us have had time to reflect on last Saturday’s events at former President Donald Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. A despicable and cowardly act of … more
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Weekly wrap up
Summer in Missouri is one of the best times of the year. From Fourth of July celebrations to watching baseball or attending family cookouts, there is always something to do around the Third District. … more
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Fourth of July
Just last Thursday, we celebrated the 248th anniversary of the independence of our great nation. There is nothing more beautiful and more patriotic than being surrounded by family and friends, … more
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Father’s Day and family bonds
Many of us celebrated Father’s Day last weekend, whether it was by sharing a meal, having a BBQ, or spending a day on the lake, it was undoubtedly a day well spent. This celebration reminds us … more
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Finances, freedom, and mainstreet Missouri
During the Cold War, most Americans would be alarmed if they discovered their everyday purchases and government-backed retirement funds were financing the Soviet’s military, its strategic … more
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Fairness, integrity, and freedom
Whether you’re watching baseball with your family, a sunset at the lake, or looking forward to the fireworks on the Fourth of July, we’re reminded of the core values that define America: … more
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Securing our borders
Just last week, White House Press Secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, claimed it isn’t The President’s job to secure our Southern Border. If you’re like me, you probably found this claim … more
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