Has Missouri limited coronavirus information too much?

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377 Votes

Has Missouri limited coronavirus information too much?

52%

Yes Yes

48%

No No

52%

Yes

The state has reduced the amount and frequency of information it publishes about coronavirus infections.

The state has reduced the amount and frequency of information it publishes about coronavirus infections. Show Less

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48%

No

The number of cases, hospitalizations and deaths from the virus have dropped dramatically.

The number of cases, hospitalizations and deaths from the virus have dropped dramatically. Show Less

3 Comments

Debra Riffle

This dead horse has been whipped enough. Time to move on.

Max

Not for the sheeple, that worship the golden cow.

Zaos Gonzolez

Please, do not mention the 84% increase in excess deaths for 16-45 years old in 2021.

Lisa Gore

You mean the myocarditis deaths? From the vax?

Max

Not to mention the beagle puppies lost in the Fauci/Wuhan torture labs.

Lisa Gore

No one cares. It’s a done endemic deal. It is a 0.02% chance of dying from it...no need for a vaccine either, literally.

Will losing Rashee Rice for several weeks hurt the Kansas City Chiefs?

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100 Votes

Will losing Rashee Rice for several weeks hurt the Kansas City Chiefs?

68%

Yes Yes

32%

No No

68%

Yes

0 Comment

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32%

No

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Are you prepared for a Hurricane Helene-level disaster to hit Mid-Missouri?

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108 Votes

Are you prepared for a Hurricane Helene-level disaster to hit Mid-Missouri?

31%

Yes Yes

69%

No No

31%

Yes

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69%

No

1 Comments

Belinda Kitchen

I don't think no one ever is . Plus like the town ( Moberly) the city doesn't do their part in trimming back trees or removing dead trees . Or homeowners don't do the same . So when the storms come that's why there are power outages. Or you have ameren in a dispute on what trees they cut on lines .

Belinda Kitchen

Because they only cut trees off the main high line so it's job security when the trees fall on power lines they come out and fix them . The city won't trim trees back out of the lines at all . It's up to homeowners now really but yet they go down the alleys spraying for weeds ?

ABC 17 News

Has Missouri limited coronavirus information too much?

52% Yes Yes

48% No No

52% Yes

48% No

Will losing Rashee Rice for several weeks hurt the Kansas City Chiefs?

68% Yes Yes

32% No No

68% Yes

32% No

Are you prepared for a Hurricane Helene-level disaster to hit Mid-Missouri?

31% Yes Yes

69% No No

31% Yes

69% No

52%

Yes Yes

48%

No No

52%

Yes

48%

No

68%

Yes Yes

32%

No No

68%

Yes

32%

No

31%

Yes Yes

69%

No No

31%

Yes

69%

No