COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Yesterday, Josh Hawley's campaign admitted that they lied to Missourians for nearly two months. Since August 2, Hawley has claimed that he filed an exploratory committee with the FEC. In fact, Hawley formally declared himself a candidate and relied on a misleading campaign committee name to dodge questions while secretly raising money from high-dollar donors and DC special interest groups.
On Friday at 2:30pm, Josh Hawley was spotted in the wine aisle at a grocery store 30 miles from Jefferson City, considering various top-shelf red wine options.
Fresh off announcing his support for the GOP’s last-ditch healthcare overhaul that would gut protections for Missourians who’ve been sick before and have a pre-existing health condition, Governor Eric Greitens is set for a fancy dinner tonight with campaign donor and Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos at a Republican conference to mingle with donors.
On Wednesday, it was revealed that Attorney General Josh Hawley has been misleading Missourians for months and "does not intend to make Jefferson City his permanent home," despite the fact that Missouri law requires the Attorney General to live in Jefferson City.
Hawley’s DC-Based Attorney Writes that Hawley “Does Not Intend to Make Jefferson City His Permanent Home”
Hawley's DC-Based Attorney Writes that Hawley "Does Not Intend to Make Jefferson City His Permanent Home"
Under the last-ditch Graham-Cassidy healthcare repeal plan, a 60-year old in Missouri earning $25,000 per year could face premiums increasing by over $11,000 in 2020
The Missouri Democratic Party is criticizing Governor Eric Greitens for announcing his support of the GOP’s latest healthcare overhaul, which would increase costs for seniors and working families, slash Medicaid, and eliminate protections for Missourians who’ve been sick before and have a pre-existing health condition.
The Missouri Democratic Party is today criticizing Governor Eric Greitens for announcing his support of the GOP’s latest healthcare overhaul, which would increase costs for seniors and working families, slash Medicaid, and eliminate protections for Missourians who’ve been sick before and have a pre-existing health condition.
Missouri Democrats also stress that any mechanism to restore the healthcare cuts should not create a false choice that pits seniors vs. seniors.