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A lot fewer people are in town and business slows down.
A lot fewer people are in town and business slows down.
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The AG cites issues of jurisdiction and legislative immunity.
The AG cites issues of jurisdiction and legislative immunity.
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Max DeYoung
He should definitely look at the charges for each person, then take the correct path. They have a right to due process. If they violated someone's rights, then I would say no.
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The governor says those who target an innocent man should not be protected.
The governor says those who target an innocent man should not be protected.
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TIMOTHY BANEK
It's about time politicians accept consquences for their racist, false allegations! Slandering people for policital gain is abhorent and against the law. They should be prosecuted just like anyone else. And Bailey should not be using state funds to defend them!
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Charles Schoene
These representatives were in no way acting on behalf of the State of Missouri or in their legislative capacity. They have no immunity and AG Bailey has no legal right to spend taxpayer funds in their defense.
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With many of the college students gone for the summer the city's infrastructure can actually meet the demands of the population for a few blissful months.
ReplyEase of finding parking, less traffic, fewer bad drivers. Just a few of the many reasons.
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