THE 100 REPORT
"Thank you for subscribing to The 100 Report. Your subscription allows us to accomplish the strategy ahead -- to elect 6 tried and true conservative state senators in key districts across the show me state in the 2022 primaries.
Part of our commitment and service to you means that we’re sharing with you the news updates that help to inform our strategy and bring to you what’s really going on in Jeff City."
-- Jim Lembke, Director of The 100 PAC
Note from Jim Lembke – This week in Jeff City:
Missouri’s Congressional redistricting fight is back on in our state capitol, Jeff City. The Senate floor will be debating how many men and women Missouri will be sending to D.C. Our Conservative Caucus is holding the line but we need you to call the other Republican Senators and advocate for a 7-1 map.
Today is the day to contact your Republican State Senators – let them know that the people who put them in office want them to act on their behalf!
For Freedom,
Jim Lembke, Director of The 100 PAC
[Video] Senator Eigel and Scott Faughn Cover A Lot of Ground on This week in Missouri Politics – Feb 2nd
Sen. Bill Eigel (R-Weldon Spring) talks with Scott Faughn about opposition to Donald Kauerauf (0:45); Never receiving a call from Gov. Parson (2:45); Congressional redistricting (4:30); How Caleb Rowden should deal with the Conservative Caucus (9:55); Panel of Steve Stenger consigliere Patrick Lynn, Democratic attorney Sam Gladney, GOP consultant Gregg Keller, GOP state Senate candidate Jeff Roorda on Donald Kauerauf (15:50); Congressional redistricting (22:15); GOP U.S. Senate primary (25:30)
Republican officials rally supporters to push for ‘7-1’ Missouri Congressional Map
Ahead of an anticipated Senate debate on the proposed Missouri Congressional map, several GOP officials urged over 100 supporters gathered Monday in the Capitol to continue to press for a redrawn map that would add an additional seat in Republicans’ favor.
The House quickly sent the proposed Congressional map to the Senate in the first two weeks of the legislative session. That version, which was passed out of the Senate Redistricting Committee late last month, maintains the current partisan balance of the state’s Congressional delegation — six Republican seats and two Democratic seats.
Yet while the Senate has been mired in disagreement over the map, it has yet to be formally brought to the Senate floor for discussion.
[ACTION]
As many of you know, the Missouri legislative session only lasts until early May. Since there is a hold up due to the map debates we have just a few days to get important bills moving so they have a chance of passing!
Action 1: SB 844 (Sen. Mike Moon) would assert the legislature’s proper authority in times of emergency. This would prevent the arbitrary exercise of power we've experienced the past two years and hold the governor accountable. See Bill summary and details here.
Please call or email Senator Lincoln Hough, the chairman of the Government Accountability and Fiscal Oversight Committee. Tell him to please schedule a hearing for SB 844.
Sen. Lincoln Hough / Ph: 573-751-1311/ Email: Lincoln.hough@senate.mo.gov
Action 2: SJR 47 (Sen. Mike Moon) is a Constitutional Amendment protecting Missourians’ unquestionable right to refuse any medical procedure or treatment, including injections, vaccines, and prophylactics. See Bill and Summary here.
Please call or email Senator Dave Schatz, who is responsible for referring bills to committee. Tell him to please assign SJR 47 to the General Laws committee!
Sen. Dave Schatz / Ph: 573-751-3678 / Email: dave.schatz@senate.mo.gov
No MO RINOS Rally Saturday, February 12th
The 100 Newsletter is intended to be a conservative review of the most up to date, inside information of what is going on in Missouri Politics and does not reflect an endorsement of any campaign or committee. We provide tips, articles, op-eds, updates, and event opportunities based on the most up-to-date happenings in state and federal government. Please feel free to submit your tips and suggestions to be included in the newsletter to Ellie@the100pac.com
Visit the website: the100pac.com for more information on The 100