RT @crystal_quade: Just read a Twitter thread from Missouri parents discussing where it would be safe to move their kids to. It is 2022 and<U+2026>
Peter Merideth
@PeterforMO · MO · H
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| Housing | 0.8% | 2.3% | −1.5 pp | Under-indexed | 56 |
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I dont think the issue is whether youre building a house for your parents while you live in your million dollar home in Virginia. The question is did you commit voter fraud by registering and voting from a house youve never actually lived in? > https://t.co/gTIPgHjW21
While complaining about the federal stimulus, Parson announced plans to use the federal dollars we are getting for a variety of long overdue infrastructure needs, saying <U+201C>we must do what the federal government cannot<U+2026><U+201D> with Federal dollars? <U+0001F914> #moleg #sots
Imagine if we actually invested in affordable housing and safe shelter for the unhoused. https://t.co/KxUwyq83a3
@brandonsmithnyc Time will tell if the people have to. The governor has already begun the process of amending our state plan to include the expansion population, and the constitution requires them to continue that process. We also may still add the funding back on the floor or in the senate.
Good news: St. Louis County has halted evictions. Does anyone have confirmation of the city doing the same now? I believe they have, but havent seen it. https://t.co/b1twpO1zWa
@FritzCarlton314 @alexiszotos @Dogan4Rep Im in. Time for this conversation to finally move forward in Missouri. Weve been locking [poor] people up needlessly over this for far too long.
@tonylovasco @jeremycady The statute pretty clearly reqs jurisdictions to take a ballot to someones home if they become confined after the request deadline. Some LEAs said it only applies to hospitals (it doesnt) and some say they wont do it cuz COVID risks to workers. Most are now trying tho.
@stlunite Id simply propose we push policies and investments that benefit everyone, and support folks across the state.