(The Center Square) – Missouri Republicans have been proposing – and adopting – voter photo ID bills since 2006, even securing 63-percent approval of a 2016 ballot measure that included a voter photo ID mandate.
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(The Center Square) – A draft ‘Stop Social Media Censorship Act’ bill has been circulating about state capitols for several years with little traction but, as of Tuesday, the model legislation has been introduced in one form or another in all 50 state legislatures.
(The Center Square) – Mandating publicly-accessible websites that offer constituents full disclosure of taxes collected and spent by local governments and requiring price-comparison tools for health care and pharmaceutical consumers have been a trend in state legislatures nationwide for a decade.
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Just in time for the new year, Congressional Republicans and Democrats ironed out their differences and agreed upon a new farm bill. Unlike so…
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