Missouri Legislature Passes Key Bills, Debates Tax Reforms
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Missouris Republican-led legislature has been busy, passing key priorities from Governor Mike Kehoe, including a criminal and juvenile justice bill that toughens penalties and a measure easing divorce for pregnant women. The House has been particularly active, advancing bills to eliminate the state income tax and introduce a school grading system. However, reactions are mixed, with some praising the productivity and others criticizing the hyper-partisanship. Both parties agree on property tax relief but clash over replacing income taxes with higher sales and use taxes. The Senate is catching up, focusing on budget negotiations and getting House bills across the finish line.
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