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Do you think Gov. Mike Kehoe is leading Missouri in the right direction?

Do you think Gov. Mike Kehoe is leading Missouri in the right direction?

Yes

3

No

12

Yes

3 Comments
Will Mason
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Will Mason

Your question is way too generic. To a degree that that renders it pointless.

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Eric Smith
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Eric Smith

Kehoe is ok, and I mean just ok. Unfortunately, Missouri has now had two weak governors back-to-back.

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Toasty
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Toasty

Is he Tim Waltz level incompetence? No, but with a republican majority, he could do better. Listen to The Eagle every morning and Randy will give you all the details.

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No

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Steve Sargent
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Steve Sargent

He rammed through legislation reversing laws enacted via the ballot box. This LBJ wannabe needs impeached or voted out into obscurity

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J Harris
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J Harris

He does not act for all Missourians and his policies so far have hurt more Missourians than helped. He's just another smug St Louis rich guy helping his buddies in the Good Ol Boys Club out and hurting everyone else through terrible policy and not supporting or protecting the will of voters..

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Lisa Harter Kerns
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Lisa Harter Kerns

Public schools need funded

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Ed Smith
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Ed Smith

Allowing gambling on sports, while ACL, relocation and retirement occur in that same instance sounds premeditated. Reversing voter decisions is communist! And, have car dealers started getting their commission on the property tax collections, yet?

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Danny Bowling
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Danny Bowling

No income tax doesnt work check all the states that tried it. RESCT THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE!

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John Scherer
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John Scherer

Killing the rural public schools. Promoting the St. Louis County private school agenda. Where is the accountability for private schools supported with public money?

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Vancie Brown
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Vancie Brown

Nothing is getting done

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Bruce Russell
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Bruce Russell

Governors tax policies are misguided. Capital Gains and income tax elimination will shift the tax burden to lower and middle income folks. Saying this is to attract new business is a weak argument.

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Tom Maxwell
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Tom Maxwell

He is screwing over the average Missourian to give himself and other rich people a tax break.

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Robert Rasmussen
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Robert Rasmussen

He's continued Missouri's race to the bottom with Texas and Florida when it comes to this culture war bull, his proposition to eliminate income tax is fake populist pandering, in reality it's a rug pull on the poor and a handout for the rich.

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John Shadwick
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John Shadwick

His tax plan is a blatant wealth transfer. A sales tax increase disproportionally harms lower income individuals.

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Madison Haleigh
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Madison Haleigh

Because he hasn't done anything to help people get affordable housing or access to healthcare. He takes money from big companies to build data centers.

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Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

Yes

0

No

1

Yes

0 Comment
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No

1 Comment
Steve Baumann
0
Steve Baumann

Living the dream

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Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

Yes

3

No

2

Yes

1 Comments
Harry D
1
Harry D

Only if they want massive investment that dramatically expands their taxbase and builds modern infrastructure close to the end users to support a growing futuristic economy. Unfortunately, Columbia city council listens to misguided special interests who live in leftist utopia dreamworld.

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Max
Max

City leaders would rather tax the citizens. They don't want the city to grow.

No

2 Comments
Kaitlyn Gebhard
0
Kaitlyn Gebhard

Bad for communities, environment, humanity, climate, pretty much everything.

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Mushin Zenkoans
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Mushin Zenkoans

Large data centers can consume up to 5 million gallons of water per day, which is equivalent to the water use of a small city. Additionally, they can draw as much electricity as 100,000 homes or more, significantly impacting local resources. That is simply unacceptable.

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Max
Max

Sure Jan

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