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Someone brought the receipts

14 Saturday Mar 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media

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Corona virus, COVID-19, Donald Trump, missouri, pandemic, Peter Kinder, social media, Stacey Newman, sycophant, Twitter

Bad combover. Check. Too long red tie. Check. Orange spray tan. Check. Tiny hands. Check. Cluelessness. Check…

“…One of my people came up to me and said, ‘Mr. President, they tried to beat you on Russia, Russia, Russia.’ That didn’t work out too well. They couldn’t do it. They tried the impeachment hoax. That was not a perfect conversation. They tried anything. They tried it over and over. They’d been doing it since you got in. It’s all turning. They lost. It’s all turning. Think of it. Think of it. And this is their new hoax. But we did something that’s been pretty amazing. We have 15 people in this massive country and because of the fact that we went early. We went early, we could have had a lot more than that. We’re doing great. Our country is doing so great…” – Donald Trump Charleston, South Carolina Rally Transcript – February 28, 2020

Former Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2018 file photo].

Yesterday, from former Missouri State Representative Stacey Newman (D):

Hon. Stacey REFUSE TO BE SILENT Newman @staceynewman
You must be seriously joking. Trump called it a hoax! [….]
[This Tweet is unavailable.]
9:26 PM · Mar 13, 2020

Peter Kinder (r) [2015 file photo].

Former Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder (r) decided to chime in on the conversation:

Peter Kinder @PeterKinder
Your statement is a lie.
[….]
2:19 PM · Mar 14, 2020

Really? Nope. Donald Trump (r) did call it a hoax. Here’s one of the reciepts:

Hon. Stacey REFUSE TO BE SILENT Newman @staceynewman
What he actually said. And perhaps you can let your Congressman know his vote NO on the bipartisan emergency House bill last night was inhumane.
[….]
3:04 PM · Mar 14, 2020

Well, the “Former Lt. Governor of Missouri” and self-identified “Trusted conservative” owes the representative an apology. That is if he isn’t a useless sycophant and a hack.

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2016 file photo].

Representative Stacey Newman (D) on the resignation of Eric Greitens (r) as Governor of Missouri

29 Tuesday May 2018

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri Governor, Missouri House, Missouri Senate

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Eric Greitens, General Assembly, governor, impeachment, investigation, missouri, resignation, Stacey Newman

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2016 file photo].

A statement from Representative Stacey Newman (D):

As Missouri’s first Jewish governor, Eric Greitens blatantly failed to embody Jewish values.

Sexual assault, stealing from a veterans non-profit, hiding dark money and evading ethics laws are criminal. As governor he fervently attacked women and public education and turned a blind eye to Missouri’s astronomical gun violence.

I consistently called for his resignation and continue to insist he be held accountable for his criminal behavior.

It’s not over.

Previously:

Eric Greitens (r) resigns as Governor of Missouri (May 29, 2018)

State Auditor Nicole Galloway (D) on the resignation of Eric Greitens (r) as Governor of Missouri (May 29, 2018)

Senator Jill Schupp (D) on the resignation of Eric Greitens (r) as Governor of Missouri (May 29, 2018)

Statement by Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker on the resignation of Eric Greitens (r) as Governor of Missouri (May 29, 2018)

Jefferson City: Tikkun olam – May 18, 2018

19 Saturday May 2018

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri House

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General Assembly, missouri, Stacey Newman

תיקון עולם‬

Save the world.

Representative Stacey Newman (D) – May 18, 2018.

In the flurry of votes on the last day of the regular legislative session long time members of the House who will not be returning for the next regular legislative session (due to the eight year term limit or not seeking reelection) can be recognized to speak while the board is still open and other members have yet to vote.

Representative Stacey Newman (D), the most senior member of the House – serving nine years due to a special election, was recognized to speak towards the end of yesterday’s session. She recognized and thanked her family, staff, and colleagues. She also stated that she will remain active in the issues of our public life.

Tikkun olam. Save the world. It’s an obligation that doesn’t end.

In the gallery.

“Do all the good you can, for all the people you can, in all the ways you can, for as long as you can.”

There is a difference, Eric Greitens (r).

Previously:

Stacey Newman: This woman’s place is in the House (March 31, 2008)

Stacey Newman wins the nomination for Steve Brown’s seat (September 8, 2009)

NARAL Pro-Choice Missouri PAC Endorses Stacey Newman (September 15, 2009)

Stacey Newman explains a communications strategy for progressive women (October 10, 2011)

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2016 file photo].

Rep. Stacey Newman (D): on reducing gun violence (January 5, 2016)

Rep. Stacey Newman (D): January 6, 2016 (January 7, 2016)

Representative Stacey Newman (D) speaking with a television reporter after the House and Senate Minority press conference.

This times 32,283* (June 27, 2016)

Rep. Stacey Newman (D): about those guns… (December 12, 2016)

HB 366: precedent (January 6, 2017)

HB 151: HA 5 – we’re all kneeling before the right wingnuts in the General Assembly now (February 21, 2017)

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2017 file photo]

HB 1563: not a right wingnut gun bill (December 12, 2017)

“Pro-life” vitriol (March 3, 2018)

Jefferson City: “Carthago delenda est” – HCS SB 743 (May 9, 2018)

“Pro-life” vitriol

03 Saturday Mar 2018

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri House, social media

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anti-choice, General Assembly, guns, missouri, Planned Parenthood, social media, Stacey Newman, Tom Estes, Twitter

Almost two years ago:

Planned Parenthood shooter ‘happy’ with his attack
Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY Published 9:30 p.m. ET April 11, 2016 | Updated 7:14 a.m. ET April 12, 2016
“….[Robert] Dear was carrying four Soviet-style SKS semi-automatic rifles, and shot from inside the clinic at propane tanks he’d set out as improvised bombs, although they didn’t explode as planned…”

Yesterday, via Twitter from Representative Stacey Newman (D):

RepStaceyNewman @staceynewman
And I’m with my #moleg seatmate and my Congressman @LacyClayMO1! #BanAssaultWeapons
[….]
12:52 PM – 2 Mar 2018

A response from a republican staffer:

Tom Estes @TomJEstes
Should we ban the assault weapons used at Planned Parenthood? #moleg
[….]
3:49 PM – 2 Mar 2018

Uh.

Tom Estes
@TomJEstes
Christian. Man. Husband. Father. Preacher. Conservative. Pro-Life. Traditional marriage. #MOLeg Senate Staffer. God’s opinion is supreme. Personal Account.
Jefferson City, MO

HB 1563: not a right wingnut gun bill

12 Tuesday Dec 2017

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri House

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General Assembly, guns, HB 1563, missouri, Stacey Newman

Not by any stretch of the imagination. But the bill does incorporate elements of right wingnut orthodoxy.

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2016 file photo].

Just not for the purposes they like.

Prefiled by Representative Stacey Newman (D):

HB 1563
Establishes guidelines a person must follow to purchase a firearm in the state of Missouri and provides that certain entities selling firearms, ammunition, or accessories, or those who train individuals in firearm use, are ineligible to receive state funds or tax credits
Sponsor: Newman, Stacey (087)
Proposed Effective Date: 8/28/2018
LR Number: 4416H.01I
Last Action: 12/08/2017 – Prefiled (H)
Bill String: HB 1563
[….]

The bill text:

SECOND REGULAR SESSION
HOUSE BILL NO. 1563 [pdf]
99TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY

INTRODUCED BY REPRESENTATIVE NEWMAN. 4416H.01I D. ADAM CRUMBLISS, Chief Clerk

AN ACT

To amend chapter 571, RSMo, by adding thereto two new sections relating to firearm sales.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the state of Missouri, as follows:
Section A. Chapter 571, RSMo, is amended by adding thereto two new sections, to be known as section 571.700 and 571.702, to read as follows:
571.700. 1. (1) Prior to any firearm purchase in this state, a prospective firearm purchaser shall, at least seventy-two hours prior to the initial request to purchase a firearm from a licensed firearm dealer located at least one hundred twenty miles from such purchaser’s legal residence, confer and discuss with a licensed physician the indicators and contraindicators and risk factors, including any physical, psychological, or situational factors, that may arise with the proposed firearm purchase. Such physician shall then evaluate the prospective firearm purchaser for such indicators and contraindicators and risk factors and determine if such firearm purchase would increase such purchaser’s risk of experiencing an adverse physical, emotional, or other health reaction.
(2) At the conclusion of the conference required under subdivision 1 of this subsection, if the prospective firearm purchaser chooses to proceed with the firearm purchase, the licensed physician conducting such conference shall sign and require the prospective firearm purchaser to sign a written statement that such purchaser is fully aware of all physical, psychological, or situational factors of such purchase.
2. No firearm purchase shall be allowed without voluntary, informed consent, given freely and without coercion.
3. A licensed firearm dealer shall orally inform the purchaser of a firearm the 18 following, and reduce it to writing:
(1) The name and license number of the licensed firearm dealer;
(2) The immediate and long-term medical risks associated with firearms, along with medical descriptions and photographs of fatal firearm injuries, as collected by emergency pediatric medical professionals, law enforcement, and prosecutors’ offices;
(3) Alternatives to purchasing a firearm, which shall include materials about peaceful and nonviolent conflict resolution; and
(4) A statement that the dealer is available to answer any questions concerning the purchase of a firearm, together with the telephone number of the dealer where the dealer may be reached to answer any questions the purchaser may have.
4. The prospective firearm purchaser shall obtain written consent of his or her parents in order to qualify for the purchase of any firearm.
5. Prior to the sale of any firearm, a purchaser shall:
(1) Be required to view a thirty-minute video on fatal firearm injuries, as collected by urban medical professionals, law enforcement, and local prosecutors, and verify in writing he or she viewed the entire video in the presence of a licensed firearm dealer. Such video shall be approved by the department of public safety; and
(2) Verify in writing by a licensed physician that the purchaser has toured an emergency trauma center in the nearest qualified urban hospital on a weekend between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. when gun violence victims are present.
6. Within seventy-two hours of a firearm purchase, the prospective firearm purchaser shall meet with at least two families who have been victims of violence involving a firearm and two local faith leaders who have officiated, within the past year, a funeral of a victim of violence involving a firearm who was under the age of eighteen.

571.702. Any entity that sells firearms, ammunition, or accessories, or any entity that instructs or trains individuals in the use of firearms, shall be disqualified from receiving state funds and shall be ineligible for any state-administered or subsidized tax credit, tax abatement, or loan pursuant to chapter 32, 100, 135, 253, 447, or 620. Any entity that is found to be ineligible for a state-administered or subsidized tax credit, tax abatement, or loan under this section may make an appeal with the administrative hearing commission pursuant to the provisions of chapter 621.

Alrighty then.

Previously:

Rep. Stacey Newman (D): about those guns… (December 12, 2016)

HB 366: precedent

06 Friday Jan 2017

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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guns, HB 366, missouri, Stacey Newman

“What if the waiting period for abortions and other restrictions passed by the Missouri General Assembly were applied to gun purchases in Missouri? That’s a novel idea…”

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2017 file photo]

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2017 file photo]

One of the bills filed by Representative Stacey Newman (D) has a few familiar requirements in it:

HB 366
Establishes guidelines a person must follow to purchase a firearm in the state of Missouri
Sponsor: Newman, Stacey (087)
Proposed Effective Date: 8/28/2017
LR Number: 0228H.01I
Last Action: 01/05/2017 – Read Second Time (H)
Bill String: HB 366
Next Hearing: Hearing not scheduled
Calendar: Bill currently not on a House calendar
[….]

The bill summary:

HB 366 — FIREARMS [pdf]
SPONSOR: Newman
This bill requires a firearm purchaser to undergo a background check, sign consent forms, receive parental consent, and be provided with specified information mandated by the state including physician information on the risks of firearm misuse and videos and pictures depicting firearm injuries and victims prior to the purchase. After a firearm purchase he or she must meet with specified individuals who have been a victim or associated with a victim of violence. The firearm dealer shall provide the purchaser with specified information including alternatives to purchasing a firearm which includes materials regarding peaceful and nonviolent conflict resolution. This bill is similar to HB 1397 (2016).

The bill text:

FIRST REGULAR SESSION
HOUSE BILL NO. 366 [pdf]
99TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY

INTRODUCED BY REPRESENTATIVE NEWMAN.
0228H.01I D. ADAM CRUMBLISS, Chief Clerk

AN ACT

To amend chapter 571, RSMo, by adding thereto one new section relating to firearm purchases.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the state of Missouri, as follows:
Section A. Chapter 571, RSMo, is amended by adding thereto one new section, to be known as section 571.700, to read as follows:
571.700. 1. (1) Prior to any firearm purchase in this state, a prospective firearm purchaser shall, at least seventy-two hours prior to the initial request to purchase a firearm from a licensed firearm dealer located at least one hundred twenty miles from such purchaser’s legal residence, confer and discuss with a licensed physician the indicators and contraindicators and risk factors, including any physical, psychological, or situational factors, that may arise with the proposed firearm purchase. Such physician shall then evaluate the prospective firearm purchaser for such indicators and contraindicators and risk factors and determine if such firearm purchase would increase such purchaser’s risk of experiencing an adverse physical, emotional, or other health reaction.
(2) At the conclusion of the conference required under subdivision 1 of this subsection, if the prospective firearm purchaser chooses to proceed with the firearm purchase, the licensed physician conducting such conference shall sign and require the prospective firearm purchaser to sign a written statement that such purchaser is fully aware of all physical, psychological, or situational factors of such purchase.
2. No firearm purchase shall be allowed without voluntary, informed consent, given freely and without coercion. 3. A licensed firearm dealer shall orally inform the purchaser of a firearm the following, and reduce it to writing:
(1) The name and license number of the licensed firearm dealer;
(2) The immediate and long-term medical risks associated with firearms, along with medical descriptions and photographs of fatal firearm injuries, as collected by emergency pediatric medical professionals, law enforcement, and prosecutors’ offices;
(3) Alternatives to purchasing a firearm, which shall include materials about peaceful and nonviolent conflict resolution; and
(4) A statement that the dealer is available to answer any questions concerning the purchase of a firearm, together with the telephone number of the dealer where the dealer may be reached to answer any questions the purchaser may have.
4. The prospective firearm purchaser shall obtain written consent of his or her parents in order to qualify for the purchase of any firearm.
5. Prior to the sale of any firearm, a purchaser shall:
(1) Be required to view a thirty-minute video on fatal firearm injuries, as collected by urban medical professionals, law enforcement, and local prosecutors, and verify in writing he or she viewed the entire video in the presence of a licensed firearm dealer. Such video shall be approved by the department of public safety; and (2) Verify in writing by a licensed physician that the purchaser has toured an emergency trauma center in the nearest qualified urban hospital on a weekend between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. when gun violence victims are present.
6. Within seventy-two hours of a firearm purchase, the prospective firearm purchaser shall meet with at least two families who have been victims of violence involving a firearm and two local faith leaders who have officiated, within the past year, a funeral of a victim of violence involving a firearm who was under the age of eighteen.

[emphasis in original]

I don’t think they’ll understand.

Previously:

HB 1397: wait for it, wait for it (December 5, 2015)

Rep. Stacey Newman (D): about those guns…

12 Monday Dec 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri House

≈ 5 Comments

Tags

87th Legislative District, Eric Greitens., governor, guns, missouri, Stacey Newman

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2016 file photo].

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2016 file photo].

Representative Stacey Newman (D) sent an open letter to Governor-Elect Eric Greitens (r):

AN OPEN LETTER TO MISSOURI GOVERNOR-ELECT GREITENS

December 11, 2016

Dear Gov-Elect Greitens,

I sincerely regret that your wife experienced a frightening robbery at gunpoint in St. Louis City last week not far from your home. It is not an experience that anyone should face and I’m relieved that she and the other nearby robbery victim were not physically harmed.

As you are well aware, robbery or carjacking attempts which involve a firearm, often result in tragic consequences. Alderwoman Lyda Krewson, a gun violence survivor, knows this well. Years ago her husband was shot and killed in a carjacking in front of their Central West End home with their two young children in the back seat and she miraculously escaped harm.

I urge you to talk with St. Louis City Police Chief Sam Dotson and check out his website, http://www.slmpd.org for weekly statistics on city crime, particularly those involving firearms. You will notice homicides and robberies are at a pace rivaling those of major city populations throughout the country. Talk with the nearby Clayton police chief who will tell you that stolen guns are the number one crime issue in his major suburban business center, as well as the city of St. Louis. The easy availability of firearms in a metropolitan area is a dire issue to those who have the professional responsibility to keep populations safe and alive.

Chief Dotson, along with the Missouri Police Chiefs Association, Missouri Fraternal Order of Police, county prosecutors, medical professionals and more urged your party in the legislature this past year to defeat SB656 — which abolished sheriff-issued permits in order to carry concealed weapons and included the “stand your ground” defense which has been shown to greatly increase gun deaths, particularly of African Americans. However, legislators ignored the pleas of those who deal with gun violence every day and night in our cities and overturned Governor Nixon’s veto.

Gun violence is not just robbery attempts or homicides in those “bad neighborhoods” many choose to avoid. It includes suicides, domestic violence incidents often killing an entire family and even little kids who have ready access to an adult’s gun and shoot themselves or someone else. In fact, Missouri was #1 in 2015 toddler shootings across the country — little ones barely able to walk who pulled the trigger of a gun. Check out http://childrensfirearmsafetyalliance.com which documents unintentional shootings of children by children every single day, many which have occurred in Missouri.

Last year Washington University in St. Louis, in your own backyard, became incensed at our alarming rate of gun violence and launched their ongoing Gun Violence Initiative, now parked at the university’s Institute for Public Health. Physicians, researchers and students study and work with community organizations, including regional hospitals, to find ways to lower injury and death rates due to gun violence. Leading national medical experts and scientists throughout the nation collaborate with those at Washington University and St. Louis University’s Schools of Medicine because as medical professionals, they are sick and tired of treating gun violence patients every single day, many they often cannot save.

St. Louis is not the only city in Missouri suffering from a gun violence epidemic. Kansas City is suffering as are smaller communities throughout the state. Mayor Sly James and Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker have been working diligently with innovative Kansas City community programs to decrease gun crimes, working around the clock to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous citizens. They ask the legislature for help over and over but are ignored.

No zip code is immune from death and injury through careless use of firearms. I urge you to look at Missouri incidents catalogued just for 2016 at http://www.gunviolencearchive.org.

But as a current resident of the city of St. Louis, you must know much of this already. I’m sure you’ve seen plenty of photos of grieving families in the media, particularly of those trying to make sense of burying innocent kids far too soon, kids who were simply doing homework in their living rooms or happened to find their parent’s gun laying on a nearby table.

Once inaugurated next month, you soon will have the power, ability and the responsibility to address gun violence. There are concrete solutions to lowering our death rates, simply by keeping firearms from those who should not have access to them. Over 80% of Missourians believe that every gun purchase should undergo a federal background check and that domestic abusers and those on the no-fly list should not be allowed to purchase firearms. Those are simple ideas that have widespread support which you can champion immediately once in office, with solid approval from law enforcement, prosecutors, medical professionals and many more.

You, as Missouri’s next governor, can be a hero (like you were as a Navy Seal) in standing up to corporate lobbies and be proactive in saving people’s lives, including children the same ages as your own.

Please don’t allow someone else to become a firearm fatality after your wife’s frightening robbery.

We desperately need a hero right now.

Most sincerely,
State Representative Stacey Newman, St. Louis, Missouri

Previously:

Will Eric Greitens learn that we reap what we sow? (December 7, 2016)

This times 32,283*

27 Monday Jun 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in social media

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Tags

guns, missouri, NRA, social media, Stacey Newman, Twitter

* in 2013

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2016 file photo].

Representative Stacey Newman (D) [2016 file photo].

Yesterday, via Twitter, from Representative Stacey Newman (D):

StaceyNewman062616

RepStaceyNewman ‏@staceynewman
Gun nut Mom kills teen daughters, then police shoot her. Girls never had a chance. #FucktheNRA
9:27 PM – 26 Jun 2016

The hashtag says it all.

At the Democratic Party state convention

20 Monday Jun 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

≈ 1 Comment

Tags

Bob Holden, Judy Baker, missouri, Rachel Gonzalez, Russ Carnahan, Stacey Newman, Teresa Hensley

Saturday in Sedalia.

In the time from 8:00 a.m., when delegate and alternate registration began, to about noon, when the delegates were ready to occupy the convention floor, statewide candidates and others spent time in the hallways at the state convention talking to party activists.

Campaign visibility at the entrance:

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Teresa Hensley, a candidate for Attorney General.

Teresa Hensley, a candidate for Attorney General.

Russ Carnahan, a candidate for Lieutenant Governor.

Russ Carnahan, a candidate for Lieutenant Governor.

Judy Baker, a candidate for State Treasurer.

Judy Baker, a candidate for State Treasurer.

Representative Stacey Newman.

Representative Stacey Newman.

Rachel Gonzalez, the youngest delegate (for Hillary Clinton) in the Missouri delegation to the Democratic National Convention.

Rachel Gonzalez, the youngest delegate (for Hillary Clinton) in the Missouri delegation to the Democratic National Convention.

Former Governor Bob Holden, a pledged PLEO delegate (Hilary Clinton).

Former Governor Bob Holden, a pledged PLEO delegate (Hilary Clinton).

The latest in elegant campaign wear:

Courtesy of Senator Claire McCaskill.

Courtesy of Senator Claire McCaskill.

Previously:

Your $27.00 won’t get you into heaven anymore (June 19, 2016)

Running for at-large delegate to the DNC (June 19, 2016)

Missouri House – May 12, 2016

12 Thursday May 2016

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri House

≈ 3 Comments

Tags

Caleb Rowden, Dean Dohrman, Deb Lavender, House, Kimberly gardner, Mike Colona, missouri, Stacey Newman, Stephen Webber, Tracy McCreery

Today was the next to last day of the legislative session. At this point it’s non-stop bills, amendments, and conference committee reports. Tomorrow will be more of the same.

Representative Stacey Newman (D) - May 12, 2016.

Representative Stacey Newman (D) – May 12, 2016.

Representative Dean Dohrman (r) - May 12, 2016.

Representative Dean Dohrman (r) – May 12, 2016.

Representative Stephen Webber (D) - May 12, 2016.

Representative Stephen Webber (D) – May 12, 2016.

Representative Mike Colona (D) - May 12, 2016.

Representative Mike Colona (D) – May 12, 2016.

Representative Tracy McCreery (D) - May 12, 2016.

Representative Tracy McCreery (D) – May 12, 2016.

Representative Deb Lavender (D) - May 12, 2016.

Representative Deb Lavender (D) – May 12, 2016.

Representative Kimberly Gardner (D) - May 12, 2016.

Representative Kimberly Gardner (D) – May 12, 2016.

Representative Caleb Rowden (r) - May 12, 2016

Representative Caleb Rowden (r) – May 12, 2016

Previously:

HA 4 to HCS SS SCS SB 663: open season (May 12, 2016)

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