another great bill (sarcsm) goes to committee in Mo House

[Al Agnew]

The Republicans happen to be the party in power, but both parties like to have the fox guarding the henhouse when it comes to committees where they are mostly against the stuff the committee is supposed to be overseeing...hence this doofus being on the conservation and natural resources committee.

[bkbying89]

Since this discourse is political, I feel that many of our representatives have concluded that they no longer need to respond to their constituents. Vote them out and make a statement that we the people are in charge. 

[awhuber]

Hey guys Ross has an opponent this election. You can put your money where your mouth is. This dude has a 0.001% chance of winning but your generous contribution could put him over the top.

Bobby Johnston, Jr.

PO BOX 529 HOUSTON MO 65483

[ScottK]

Talked to my rep. today (Mike Kelley), he seemed very receptive to my concerns and assured that he would address it when it comes up for a hearing.  Told me to call him anytime, I was pretty impressed with his interest in this and for listening to my issues.

 

[Brian Jones]

Google "Missouri house bill 2610" and see what else he has sponsored this session.  This clown is en fuego........................

[ScottK]

Here's his "explanation" of that: He just wants to play games and act like a moron.

[bigredbirdfan]

http://openstates.org/mo/bills/2016/HB2405/#votes

[bigredbirdfan]

http://www.house.mo.gov/BillActions.aspx?bill=HB2405&year=2016&code=R

[ScottK]

At least they added an amendment to it.  Reads like it might be helpful depending on how they determine if "such a right exists on a watercourse.".

 

AMEND House Bill No. 2405, Page 2, Section 60.700, Line 25, by inserting after all of said section and line the following: "60.701. Nothing in sections 60.700 to 60.708 shall be construed to limit or expand any public easement for navigational or recreational purposes if such a right exists on a watercourse."; and Further amend said bill by amending the title, enacting clause, and intersectional references accordingly.

[ScottK]

Ross provided an "explanation" on this post just a bit ago.  All is well, nothing to worry about folks<sarcasm>