MO Freedom Caucus Fails... Again | Friday, May 3, 2024

The Heartland POD, Friday May 3, 2024: Flyover Friday 

On this episode of The Heartland POD for Friday, May 3, 2024 - a Flyover Friday including

1. Missouri abortion petition hits the mark on signatures - not the next challenges begin
2. Kansas Legislature allows Governor Kelly’s veto to stand
   1. https://kansasreflector.com/2024/04/29/kansas-house-fails-to-override-veto-on-bill-that-would-ban-gender-affirming-care-for-kids/
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3. Missouri state senator accused of blocking appointments in favor of himself
   1. Missouri governor says Democrat senator blocked appointments after seeking one for himself
4. Court overrules ban on trans care in West Virginia and North Carolina
   1. Victory! Fourth Circuit Rules North Carolina and West Virginia Can’t Deny Transgender People Coverage for Medical Care - Lambda Legal
5. Colorado house passes migrant welcome bill
   1. Colorado bill to establish migrant welcome grant program passes House
6. Missouri freedom caucus fails, again
   1. Freedom Caucus ends filibuster in Missouri Senate without action on its demands
7. Mike Johnson may be getting ousted… or saved by Democrats? Huh?
   1. Marjorie Taylor Greene to force vote next week on ousting U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson • Missouri Independent
   2. U.S. House Democrats vow to back Speaker Johnson if Republicans try to oust him • Iowa Capital Dispatch

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