Hawley’s DC-Based Attorney Writes that Hawley “Does Not Intend to Make Jefferson City His Permanent Home”

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 highlighting that key health, seniors, and patient advocacy groups are opposing the latest healthcare overhaul from Republicans in DC.

As reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, all of Missouri’s Republican Members of Congress in the U.S. House voted today against relief for Hurricane Harvey in Houston, making Missouri “the only state with multiple Republican House members in which all the Republicans in the delegation voted no.”

In a Facebook live interview with the Kansas City Star yesterday, Missouri Republican Party Chairman Todd Graves made clear that he has no clue that officeholders in his own Party recently hiked prescription drug costs for over 60,000 Missouri seniors by slashing the Missouri Rx program.

As reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, all of Missouri’s Republican Members of Congress in the U.S. House voted today against relief for Hurricane Harvey in Houston, making Missouri “the only state with multiple Republican House members in which all the Republicans in the delegation voted no.”

In a Facebook live interview with the Kansas City Star yesterday, Missouri Republican Party Chairman Todd Graves made clear that he has no clue that officeholders in his own Party recently hiked prescription drug costs for over 60,000 Missouri seniors by slashing the Missouri Rx program.

Missouri Democrats took to social media this week, calling on Governor Eric Greitens and Republicans to work during the upcoming veto session to reverse in-state healthcare cuts that are hurting more than 8,000 of Missouri’s seniors and people with disabilities.

Josh Hawley’s first major campaign promise when running for Attorney General was to put together a Public Corruption Unit to clean up Jefferson City and “end pay to play.”

He’s either lying to Missourians about where he lives or voting in a county in which he does not legally reside.