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Gov. Eric Greitens (r) – July 2017 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report

19 Wednesday Jul 2017

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Eric Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

The quarterly campaign finance reports are due in at the Missouri Ethics Commission. It’s been a relatively quiet fundraising period for Governor Eric Greitens (r). All that Washington, D.C. travel can have an impact.

C151053: Greitens For Missouri
Committee Type: Candidate
Party Affiliation: Republican
Po Box 144
Jefferson City Mo 65102
Established Date: 02/24/2015
[….]
Information Reported On: 2017 – July Quarterly Report
Beginning Money on Hand $2,419,939.44
Monetary Receipts + $101,533.25
Monetary Expenditures – $127,360.60
Contributions Made – $0.00
Other Disbursements – $11,773.29
Subtotal ($37,600.64)
Ending Money On Hand $2,382,338.80

[emphasis added]

Some of the contributions:

MISSOURI ETHICS COMMISSION
CONTRIBUTIONS AND LOANS RECEIVED
Greitens For Missouri [pdf] 7/17/2017
[….]
13. TOTAL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM PERSONS GIVING $100 OR LESS $8,175.29
[….]

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And some others:

MISSOURI ETHICS COMMISSION
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED – SUPPLEMENTAL
Greitens For Missouri 7/17/2017

Dwayne Holden 3903 E Eaglescliffe Dr Springfield MO 65809 Custom Metalcraft — CEO 4/3/2017 $2,600.00
Sara Hargis 1470 E Meadowmere St Springfield MO 65804 4 Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr Pepper — Business Owner 4/5/2017 $2,600.00
Dolph Woodman 218 E Harrison Street Republic MO 65378 Requested — Requested 4/5/2017 $2,600.00
Dan Cobb 1165 S Post Oak Ct Springfield MO 65809 Retired — Retired 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Coby Cullins 2732 S Farm Rd 241 Rogersville MO 65742 National Safety Compliance — President 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
James Ferguson 911 Saint Andrews Cir Springfield MO 65809 Heart of America Bev Co — Wholesaler 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Craig Frazier 2465 S Forrest Heights Ave Springfield MO 65809 Retired — Retired 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Larry Frazier 567 Dale Ave Hollister MO 65672 Retired — Retired 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
John Johnson 5670 S Glenstone Abbey Ct Springfield MO 65809 Self-Employed — Business Owner 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
William Killian 318 S Farm Road 193 Springfield MO 65809 Killian Construction — CEO 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Gary Leondard 5101 Shady Oak Place Springfield MO 65804 Steak N Shake — Restauranteur 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Bryan Magers 840 S Roanoke Ave Springfield MO 65806 Self-employed — Property Development 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Randy Magers 2776 S Campbell Springfield MO 65807 Magers Management — Commercial RE Developer 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Gary Metzger 3927 E Knollwood Ozark MO 65721 Simmons Bank — Banker 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Nick Myers 5873 Riverside Dr Joplin MO 64804 Nick Myers CPA PC — CPA 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Larry Sexton 10785 Greenlefe Dr Rolla MO 65402 Sellers-Sexton — Owner 4/12/2017 $2,600.00
Steven Warlick 1124 E Portland Ave Springfield MO 65807 Bates — President/CEO 4/12/2017 $2,600.00

[emphasis added]

You get the picture.

Some of the expenditures:

MISSOURI ETHICS COMMISSION
ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES OVER $100 SUPPLEMENTAL FORM
Greitens For Missouri 7/17/2017

St Louis Cardinals 700 Clark St St. Louis MO 63102 4/5/2017 Event Expense $640.00
St Louis Cardinals 700 Clark St St. Louis MO 63102 4/6/2017 Event Expense $690.00
Kansas City Royals 1 Royal Way Kansas City MO 64129 4/12/2017 Event Expense $1,803.00

Austin Chambers 15 Cricklewood Place Frontenac MO 63131 5/1/2017 Campaign Worker Compensation $1,664.85

Campaign Solutions 117 N Saint Asaph St Alexandria VA 22314 5/2/2017 Merchant Service Fees $334.40
Campaign Solutions 117 N Saint Asaph St Alexandria VA 22314 5/2/2017 Merchant service fees $3,571.33

Missouri Ethics Commission PO Box 1370 Jefferson City MO 65102 5/2/2017 Penalty $100.00

Campaign Solutions 117 N Saint Asaph St Alexandria VA 22314 5/3/2017 Merchant service fees $495.17
Teralogix 1141 S 7th St St Louis MO 63104 5/4/2017 Advertising $1,792.00

Chalmers Pak Burch & Adams LLC 5805 State Bridge Road #G77 Johns Creek GA 30097 5/12/2017 Legal fees $17,350.78

Marriott 1331 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC 20004 5/17/2017 Travel $192.26

Campaign Solutions 117 N Saint Asaph St Alexandria VA 22314 5/18/2017 Merchant service fees $1,510.00
MegaPath 6800 Koll Center Parkway Suite 200 Pleasanton CA 94566
5/23/2017

Williams Keepers LLC 3220 W Edgewood Dr # E Jefferson City MO 65109 5/30/2017 Accounting fees $5,045.75

Austin Chambers 15 Cricklewood Place Frontenac MO 63131 5/31/2017 Campaign Worker Compensation $1,664.85

Something Else Strategies 212 Golden Willow Court Easley SC 29642 5/31/2017 Media production $8,000.00

[emphasis added]

Apparently the campaign still has sufficient minigun ammunition left over for future commercials.

Previously:

Gov. Eric Greitens (r) – April 2017 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report (April 18, 2017)

Welcome to Eric Greitens’ (r) Missouri…

30 Friday Jun 2017

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Perfect timing.

Erics Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].


Tony Messenger, via Twitter:

Tony Messenger‏ @tonymess
You know who cuts health care for seniors, K-12 funding and hurts workers on holiday weekend news dump? Career politicians. @EricGreitens
6:14 PM – 30 Jun 2017

Bingo.

99th General Assembly, 2nd Extraordinary Session – HB 1, HB 2, HB 3, HB 6, HB 7, HB 9, HB 14 – interfering in reproductive choice

13 Tuesday Jun 2017

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The General Assembly is in its second extraordinary session called by the governor, by news accounts costing the taxpayers of Missouri $20,000.00 a day. The subject is abortion.

Bills introduced by the anti-choice republican majority:

HB 1 — PAIN CAPABLE UNBORN CHILD PROTECTION [pdf]
SPONSOR: Lichtenegger
This bill creates the “Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act” which specifies that no abortion may be performed or induced, or attempted to be performed or induced, unless the probable gestational age of the fetus has been determined by a physician to have reached the pain capable gestational age and it is necessary to avert the patient’s death or serious risk of substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function. The physician must terminate the pregnancy in a manner which provides the best opportunity for the fetus to survive unless doing so would pose a greater risk of death or substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function to the patient. Any physician who performs or induces an abortion shall report certain information, as specified in the bill, to the Department of Health and Senior Services. Beginning June 30, 2018, the department must issue a statistical report of reported information during the previous calendar year. Any physician or other licensed medical practitioner who intentionally or recklessly performs or induces an abortion in violation of this bill is subject to discipline from the appropriate licensure board.

HB 2 — ABORTION [pdf]
SPONSOR: Miller
Currently, a person is not permitted to knowingly perform an abortion on a minor unless the attending physician has secured the informed written consent of the minor and one parent or guardian of the minor. This bill requires, except in the case of an emergency, the consenting parent or guardian of the minor to notify any other custodial parent or guardian in writing prior to the securing of the informed written consent of the minor and consenting parent or guardian. A parent or guardian is not required to be given notice under certain circumstances as specified in the bill.

HB 3 — ABORTION [pdf]
SPONSOR: Swan
This bill changes provisions relating to abortion.
SAFE AND RELIABLE CARE The bill allows the Department of Health and Senior Services to adopt rules governing complication plans to ensure patients undergoing abortions induced by drugs or chemicals have access to safe and reliable care (Section 188.021, RSMo).
DEFINITIONS This bill defines a “qualified professional” as the physician who referred the woman to the physician who is to perform the abortion or to the advanced practice registered nurse in a collaborative practice arrangement with the physician performing the abortion (Sections 188.027 and 188.039). This bill defines an “abortion facility” as any establishment operated for the purpose of performing or inducing any second- or third-trimester abortions or five or more first-trimester abortions and which does not provide accommodations for patients to stay more than 23 hours within the establishment (Section 197.200).
ABORTION FACILITIES The bill amends these sections to include abortion facilities (Sections 188.030, 192.665, 192.667, 197.150, 197.152, 197.158, 197.160, 197.162, 197.165, 197.205, 197.215, 197.220, 197.235, 197.240, 197.285, 197.287, 197.289, 197.293, 197.295, and 595.027). LICENSED PHYSICIANS In order to receive a license from the department, the bill requires an abortion facility to provide affirmative evidence that each person authorized to perform abortions is a physician currently licensed to practice in Missouri (Section 197.215). RULES FOR AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTERS AND ABORTION FACILITIES This bill allows the department to adopt separate rules to apply to ambulatory surgical centers and to apply to abortion facilities. Any rule that applies to an abortion facility shall, at minimum, be equal to any physical requirement of an ambulatory surgical center (Section 197.225).
ABORTION FACILITY INSPECTIONS The department shall make an unannounced on-site inspection of any abortion facility at least annually. The inspection shall include: compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements, including requirements that the facility maintain adequate staffing and equipment to respond to medical emergencies; compliance that all organs or tissue removed at the time of the abortion be submitted to a board certified pathologist; review of patient records to ensure that no documentation authorizes improper utilization or organs or tissue; compliance with prohibition on the use of public funds to perform or assist a prohibited abortion or to encourage a woman to have a prohibited abortion (Section 197.230).
INTERFERENCE WITH MEDICAL ASSISTANCE A person commits the offense of interference with medical assistance if he or she, while working as an employee of an abortion facility: knowingly orders or requests medical personnel to deviate from any applicable standard of care or ordinary practice while providing medical assistance to a patient for reasons unrelated to the patient’s health or welfare; or knowingly attempts to prevent medical personnel from providing medical assistance to a patience in accordance with all applicable standards of care or ordinary practice for reasons unrelated to the patient’s health or welfare. This offense is a class A misdemeanor (Section 574.200). This bill contains an emergency clause. This bill is similar to HB 5 (2017, Second Extraordinary Session).

An emergency clause from right wingnut republicans in the Missouri General Assembly. Go figure.

HB 6 — ABORTION [pdf]
SPONSOR: Barnes (60) This bill changes provisions relating to abortion.
SAFE AND RELIABLE CARE The bill allows the Department of Health and Senior Services to adopt rules governing complication plans to ensure patients undergoing abortions induced by drugs or chemicals have access to safe and reliable care (Section 188.021, RSMo).
DEFINITIONS This bill defines a “qualified professional” as the physician who referred the woman to the physician who is to perform the abortion or to the advanced practice registered nurse in a collaborative practice arrangement with the physician performing the abortion (Sections 188.027 and 188.039). This bill defines an “abortion facility” as any establishment operated for the purpose of performing or inducing any second- or third-trimester abortions or five or more first-trimester abortions and which does not provide accommodations for patients to stay more than 23 hours within the establishment (Section 197.200).
ABORTION FACILITIES The bill amends these sections to include abortion facilities (Sections 188.030, 192.665, 192.667, 197.150, 197.152, 197.158, 197.160, 197.162, 197.165, 197.205, 197.215, 197.220, 197.235, 197.240, 197.285, 197.287, 197.289, 197.293, 197.295, and 595.027).
ATTORNEY GENERAL JURISDICTION The Attorney General shall have concurrent original jurisdiction throughout the state for actions for a violation of any: provision of Chapter 188 (Regulation of Abortions); state law regarding the use of public funds for an abortion; or state law which regulates an abortion facility or a person who performs an abortion (Section 188.075). LICENSED PHYSICIANS In order to receive a license from the department, the bill requires an abortion facility to provide affirmative evidence that each person authorized to perform abortions is a physician currently licensed to practice in Missouri (Section 197.215).
RULES FOR AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTERS AND ABORTION FACILITIES The bill allows the department to adopt separate rules to apply to ambulatory surgical centers and to apply to abortion facilities. Any rule that applies to an abortion facility shall, at minimum, be equal to any physical requirement of an ambulatory surgical center (Section 197.225).
ABORTION FACILITY INSPECTIONS The department shall make an unannounced on-site inspection of any abortion facility at least annually. The inspection shall include: compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements, including requirements that the facility maintain adequate staffing and equipment to respond to medical emergencies; compliance that all organs or tissue removed at the time of the abortion be submitted to a board certified pathologist; review of patient records to ensure that no documentation authorizes improper utilization or organs or tissue; compliance with prohibition on the use of public funds to perform or assist a prohibited abortion or to encourage a woman to have a prohibited abortion (Section 197.230).
INTERFERENCE WITH MEDICAL ASSISTANCE A person commits the offense of interference with medical assistance if he or she, while working as an employee of an abortion facility: knowingly orders or requests medical personnel to deviate from any applicable standard of care or ordinary practice while providing medical assistance to a patient for reasons unrelated to the patient’s health or welfare; or knowingly attempts to prevent medical personnel from providing medical assistance to a patient in accordance with all applicable standards of care or ordinary practice for reasons unrelated to the patient’s health or welfare. This offense is a class A misdemeanor (Section 574.200).
This bill contains an emergency clause. This bill is similar to HB 3 (2017, Second Extraordinary Session).

Gee, another bill with an emergency clause. And similar to HB3.

HB 7 — FETAL TISSUE [pdf]
SPONSOR: Franklin This bill requires that all organs and tissue removed at the time of an abortion be submitted to a pathologist for examination. The pathologist shall file a copy of a report on the sample with the Department of Health and Senior Services and each sample shall be given a unique identification number for tracking. The bill requires that a report shall be created and submitted to the department for each sample at each facility that handles the sample, including the abortion facility, the pathology lab, and the location of final disposition. If the department does not receive a report, it could lead to the suspension of the abortion facility or General Assembly. This bill contains an emergency clause.

Emergency clause.

HB 9 — POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS [pdf]
SPONSOR: Kelly (141)
This bill states that the General Assembly acknowledges the right of an “alternatives to abortion” agency to operate freely and engage in speech without governmental interference and the right of a person not to be compelled by the government to participate in abortion contrary to his or her religious beliefs or moral convictions. The bill specifies that a political subdivision may not enact an order that:
(1) Prohibits, limits, interferes with, or otherwise adversely affects an “alternatives to abortion” agency’s operations or speech. This shall not prevent a political subdivision from exercising its lawful authority to regulate zoning or land use or to enforce a building or fire code regulation, as long as that political; subdivision treats an “alternatives to abortion” agency in the same manner as another similarly situated agency
(2) Requires a person to directly or indirectly participate in abortion if such participation is contrary to the religious beliefs or moral convictions of such person;
(3) Requires any person to conduct real estate transactions for or with an abortion facility or for or with a person for the purpose of performing an abortion not necessary to save the life of the mother; or
(4) Requires a person to provide coverage for or participate in a health plan that includes benefits that are not otherwise required by state law.
In any action to enforce these provisions, a court may order injunctive or other equitable relief, recovery of damages, legal remedies, and payment of reasonable attorney’s fees, costs, and expenses. In addition to a private cause of action, the Attorney General is also authorized to bring a cause of action under these provisions. Nothing in the bill prohibits a political subdivision from enforcing any order to assist pregnant women to carry their unborn child to term or assist women in caring for their children or placing their children for adoption. This bill has an emergency clause.

Allows entities to discriminate based on an individual’s reproductive choices. With an emergency clause. Go figure.

And, finally:

HB 14 — MISSOURI RIGHT TO LIFE ACT [pdf]
SPONSOR: Moon This bill creates the “Missouri Right to Life Act.” The bill states that it is the intent of the General Assembly to protect the life of all humans and require due process of law before the life of any human is ended prior to natural death.

What did you expect?

Gov. Eric Greitens (r): running for president

07 Wednesday Jun 2017

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“…The governor called for the Legislature to pass more medically unnecessary restrictions targeting abortion providers, and override a St. Louis City law that protects people from being fired or discriminated against for getting pregnant, using contraception or any other reproductive health decision…”

Eric Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

The General Assembly has been called into its second special session for this coming Monday, this time on the subject of abortion:

Governor Greitens Announces Pro-Life Special Session
June 7, 2017
Today, Governor Eric Greitens announced his plan to call the legislature back for a special session to protect the lives of the innocent unborn and protect women’s health. The session will focus on protecting pregnancy resource centers and proposals for common-sense health and safety standards in abortion clinics.
Governor Greitens explained his announcement in a Facebook video, stating:
“I’m pro-life, and I believe that we need to defend life and promote a culture of life here in the state of Missouri.
For me, that comes from the work I’ve done. I’ve worked with kids in Cambodia who’d lost limbs to land mines and who were survivors of polio. Children of the street in Bolivia, and children who were orphaned because of war and genocide.
I also saw the value of true love and compassion in one of Mother Theresa’s homes for the destitute and dying. I saw the power of faith leaders who stood up and affirmed that every life had value and worth. 
Our faith community and volunteers do incredible work to support people in need. And there’s few finer examples than the work pregnancy care centers do across our state.
These charitable organizations and community groups work with pregnant women and new moms. They offer newborn children food and clothing, offer free pre-natal care and ultrasounds, and help find women find housing and even pay for utilities. They help with adoption when needed, and protect women from domestic abuse. They even do job training and help women find jobs to support their new families.
In the city of St. Louis, some of these pregnancy care centers are under attack. There’s a new city law making St. Louis an abortion sanctuary city—where pregnancy care centers can’t work the way they’re supposed to. Politicians are trying to make it illegal, for example, for pro-life organizations to say that they just want to hire pro-life Missourians.
The Senate had a bill to address this during the session—but they failed to act. We’re calling a special session to support the people doing this vital work to help women and children.
I also believe that we should have common-sense health and safety standards in all medical facilities. A court decision from earlier this year weakened our state’s health standards in abortion clinics. So, we’re also proposing some basic, common-sense standards to keep Missourians safe.
We’re proposing, for example, that abortion clinics should have an annual safety inspection.
We’re proposing that these clinics should have a plan for complications.
And we’re proposing a fix that will stop abortion clinics from interfering with emergency responders. If a woman needs help, abortion clinics shouldn’t be able to tell an ambulance to come slowly–to not use their lights and sirens–or to go around to the back gate, just because they are worried that an ambulance arriving might make their abortion clinic look bad.
I’m proud to support life—the lives of mothers, their children, and the innocent unborn. It’s an honor to serve you, have a great day and God Bless.”
[….]

Interestingly, neither Medicaid expansion nor repeal of the death penalty are on the right wingnut agenda for the session. That makes this special session anti-abortion, not “pro-life”.

From Planned Parenthood Advocates in Missouri:

Planned Parenthood Advocates in Missouri Criticizes Gov. Greitens for Playing Politics with Missourians’ Health
For Immediate Release: June 7, 2017
Unnecessary and costly special session caters to anti-reproductive health extremists

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Today, Governor Eric Greitens called on lawmakers to return to  Jefferson City for an extraordinary legislative session — costing Missouri taxpayers $20,000 a day — to restrict Missourians’ reproductive health and rights. The governor called for the Legislature to pass more medically unnecessary restrictions targeting abortion providers, and override a St. Louis City law that protects people from being fired or discriminated against for getting pregnant, using contraception or any other reproductive health decision. Planned Parenthood Advocates in Missouri opposes this extreme, frivolous and expensive effort to endanger women’s health with even more medically unnecessary restrictions on safe, legal abortion.

On the heels of a costly special session and just one month after regular session adjourned, Gov. Greitens is forcing lawmakers to return once again to push more measures that undermine individual rights to access sexual and reproductive health care.

M’Evie Mead, director of policy and organizing for Planned Parenthood Advocates in Missouri, issued the following statement:

“Since the November election, tens of thousands of Missourians have taken to the streets, filled town halls, and rallied to support reproductive rights, access to abortion, and affordable health care. Planned Parenthood supporters in Missouri, a list that grows by the thousands each month, will not tolerate politicians who promote more government intrusion into their personal reproductive health decisions and think the best use of tax dollars is on more government bureaucracy.

In just the past two years, Missouri lawmakers have rejected millions in federal funds and replaced it with precious, limited state dollars just so they can discriminate against patients and block their ability to access health care from providers that offer comprehensive reproductive health care. Governor Greitens should reject that irresponsible and deeply unpopular measure rather than invite the Legislature to pass more unconstitutional bills that restrict access to health care.”

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State Auditor Nicole Galloway (D) to Governor Eric Greitens (r): veto SB 43

17 Wednesday May 2017

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State Auditor Nicole Galloway (D) has concerns about the impact of new legislation on whistleblower protections.

State Auditor Nicole Galloway (D) [2016 file photo].

Auditor Galloway statement on legislation to weaken whistleblower protections for state employees
State Auditor urges Governor to veto bill
May 17, 2017

Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway issued the following statement on Senate Bill 43, which jeopardizes whistleblower protections for state employees.

“This legislation makes it easier for government to operate in the shadows. Employees must be able to raise concerns without fear of losing their jobs. If enacted, the measure would almost certainly create a chilling effect that would undermine the state’s ability to uncover wasteful, improper or illegal uses of taxpayer dollars. Compromising long-standing whistleblower protections increases the threat of retaliation and fosters an environment of intimidation for those who report wrongdoing.”

Auditor Galloway urged the Governor to veto the bill, which the legislature passed during the 2017 legislation session. [….]

The text of the letter [pdf]:

Nicole R. Galloway, CPA
Missouri State Auditor
May 17, 2017

The Honorable Eric R. Greitens
Office of the Missouri Governor
State Capitol, Room 216
Jefferson City, Missouri 65102

Dear Governor Greitens,

While numerous issues were raised about SB 43 in the General Assembly, I am specifically concerned the bill weakens protections for government whistleblowers. I ask you to veto this legislation.

As Auditor, it is my duty to hold government accountable by exposing wasteful spending. That is why my office operates a whistleblower hotline to allow Missourians to report waste, fraud, abuse, mismanagement, and potential illegal activity.

Audit staff investigate allegations made through this hotline. We take very seriously our need to protect whistleblower identities because the threat of retaliation is real. I fear SB 43 makes it much less likely whistleblowers will come forward to report public misconduct or corruption.

The so-called Whistleblower Protection Act specifically excludes employees of state and local government and higher education from protections against retaliation for reporting unlawful activity. This exclusion could allow state employees to be fired for reporting government activities that threaten public health or disclosing other malfeasance to the legislature, state auditor, attorney general, or any state entity charged with investigating alleged misconduct.

Additionally, employees who are requested by a public entity to come forward and provide evidence of government misconduct could be subject to firing. Conceivably, the Missouri department of Corrections employees who were invited to testify before a House committee this past session about issues within the department could be fired for providing that testimony.

Government must operate with transparency, and that transparency necessarily must include a guarantee of protection for government employees reporting mismanagement of taxpayer dollars. Compromising protections for state employees who come forward with allegations of improper activity will allow government to increasingly operate in the shadows.

SB 43 means Missourians are less likely to see elimination of wasteful practices that whistleblowers culd expose. This will cost taxpayers money. In the interest of uncovering wasteful spending and deterring retaliation against those that expose government wrongdoing, I urge you to veto SB 43.

Sincerely,
/s
Nicole R. Galloway, CPA
State Auditor

We’ll see.

Campaign Finance: that’s a fine mess he’s gotten into

29 Saturday Apr 2017

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Eric Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

(Everybody else seems to like this photo.)

Yesterday the Missouri Ethics Commission fined Governor Eric Greitens (r) and his campaign $1,000.00 for a campaign reporting violation. According to the Missouri Ethics Commission at some point [pdf] in early 2015 the Greitens campaign received a donor list which it did not initially report and which was used by someone in the campaign to contact potential donors.

If the respondents pay 10% of the fine ($100.00) within forty-five days and there are no further violations within two years that will end the matter.

Gov. Eric Greitens (r) – April 2017 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report

18 Tuesday Apr 2017

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The April quarterly campaign finance reports are in.

Eric Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

At the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C151053: Greitens For Missouri
Committee Type: Candidate
Party Affiliation: Republican
[….]
Established Date: 02/24/2015
[….]
Information Reported On: 2017 – April Quarterly Report
Beginning Money on Hand $2,946,164.04
Monetary Receipts + $24,726.21
Monetary Expenditures – $511,248.95
Contributions Made – $0.00
Other Disbursements – $39,701.86
Subtotal ($526,224.60)
Ending Money On Hand $2,419,939.44

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$24,726.21? It’s rough when you can’t raise the money one $1,975,000.00 contribution at a time.

$511,248.95 in expenditures? Whoa, Nelly.

Let’s look at the contributions:

13. TOTAL MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM PERSONS GIVING $100 OR LESS $3,713.99

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Nope, that’s not $1,975,000.00.

MISSOURI ETHICS COMMISSION CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED – SUPPLEMENTAL
4/17/2017 GREITENS FOR MISSOURI
MO Ambulatory Surgery Center Assoc PAC 1034 S Brentwood Blvd Suite 1700 Saint Louis MO 63117 1/5/2017 $1,000.00
Missouri Archietects PAC PO Box 105938 Jefferson City MO 65110 1/5/2017 $2,000.00
Steven Privette 1179 Co Rd 1050 Willow Springs MO 65793 Self-employed — Attorney 1/11/2017 $500.00
Michael Hoffmann 950 Francis Pl Clayton MO 63105 Self-employed — Dentist 2/21/2017 $1,000.00
People to Elect Curtis Faulkner 2556 Burchard Drive Saint Louis MO 63136 3/8/2017$200.00
Kristi Fulnecky 2872 S Forrest Heights Ave Springfield MO 65809 Fulnecky Enterprises LLC — President/Attorney 3/8/2017 $500.00
Bradley Selle 432 S Hazels Run Rd Nixa MO 65714 Requested — Requested 3/8/2017 $2,500.00
Debra Hart 2955 S Ridge Dr Springfield MO 65809 Requested — Requested 3/8/2017 $2,500.00
William Gipson 299 Oak Tree Point Lane Shell Knob MO 65747 Retired — Retired 3/12/2017 $1,000.00
Edwin Rice PO Box 11250 Springfield MO 65808 Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr Pepper — CEO 3/20/2017 $2,600.00
William Scharf 155 Carondelet Plaza Clayton MO 63105 MO Office of the Governor — Policy Director 3/29/2017 $2,600.00
Arthur Caleb 9177 Haney Drive Houston MO 65483 Sun Solar — CEO 3/27/2017 $1,500.00
Diana Ijames PO Box 487 Sullivan MO 63080 Ace Manufacturing — Public Relations 3/27/2017 $500.00
Mary Krause 1702 Pheasant Run Drive Maryland Heights MO 63043 Allergan — Sr Sales Executive 3/27/2017 $250.00
Timothy Hunt 4088 Pr 3336 Greenville TX 75402 Self-employed — Insurance 3/31/2017 $250.00
James Henderson 1532 Hollow Brook Saint Charles MO 63303 Dynamic Sales Co Inc. — President 3/28/2017 $200.00

Meh. Well, okay.

Some of the expenditures:

MISSOURI ETHICS COMMISSION
ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES OVER $100 SUPPLEMENTAL FORM
4/17/2017 GREITENS FOR MISSOURI

The Liaison Capitol Hill 415 New Jersey Ave NW Washington DC 20001 1/18/2017 Travel $1,257.20
The Liaison Capitol Hill 415 New Jersey Ave NW Washington DC 20001 1/18/2017 Travel $1,257.20
The Liaison Capitol Hill 415 New Jersey Ave NW Washington DC 20001 1/18/2017 Travel $1,257.20
The Liaison Capitol Hill 415 New Jersey Ave NW Washington DC 20001 1/18/2017 Travel $1,257.20

Illinois State Society of Washington DC PO Box 320776 Alexandria VA 22320 1/20/2017 Event Expense $1,236.00
Southwest Airlines PO Box 36647 1CR Dallas TX 75235 1/20/2017 Travel $645.88
The Liaison Capitol Hill 415 New Jersey Ave NW Washington DC 20001 1/23/2017 Travel $166.15
The Liaison Capitol Hill 415 New Jersey Ave NW Washington DC 20001 1/23/2017 Travel $308.20

The Westin Washington DC 1400 M St NW Washington DC 20005 1/30/2017 Travel $286.26
Delta Airlines 800 Connecticut Ave Newark CT 6854 1/30/2017 Travel $760.40
Southwest Airlines PO Box 36647 1CR Dallas TX 75235 1/30/2017 Travel $785.88
The Westin Washington DC 1400 M St NW Washington DC 20005 1/31/2017 Travel $112.24

Marriott 1331 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC 20004 3/1/2017 Travel $416.78

Something Else Strategies 212 Golden Willow Court Easley SC 29642 3/22/2017 Media Production $173,483.89
c5 Creative Consulting PO Box 11987 Atlanta GA 30355 3/22/2017 Media Services $180,000.00

American Airlines 11300 S Airport Dr Columbia MO 65201 3/24/2017 Travel $486.20
American Airlines 11300 S Airport Dr Columbia MO 65201 3/24/2017 Travel $486.20
American Airlines 11300 S Airport Dr Columbia MO 65201 3/24/2017 Travel $486.20

Southwest Airlines PO Box 36647 1CR Dallas TX 75235 3/24/2017 Travel $1,178.82

W HOTELS WASHINGTON 515 15th St NW F St Washington DC 20004 3/27/2017 Travel $346.36
W HOTELS WASHINGTON 515 15th St NW F St Washington DC 20004 3/27/2017 Travel $346.36
W HOTELS WASHINGTON 515 15th St NW F St Washington DC 20004 3/27/2017 Travel $346.36

Contempoary Producations Inc 190 Carondelet Plaza Suite 1111 St Louis MO 63105 3/28/2017 Inauguration expenses $14,667.38
Capitol Plaza 415 West McCarty Street Jefferson City MO 65101 3/28/2017 Inauguration expenses $14,161.39

W HOTELS WASHINGTON 515 15th St NW F St Washington DC 20004 3/29/2017 Travel $346.36

Washington, D.C. calls!

$353,483.89 in media production and media services at the end of March. Fancy that.

Previously:

Gov. Eric Greitens (r) – January 2017 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report (January 18, 2017)

Oh, sure, it’s all laughs and giggles…until the bill comes due. (March 8, 2017)

Oh, sure, it’s all laughs and giggles…until the bill comes due.

08 Wednesday Mar 2017

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Erics Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

A brand spanking new nonprofit corporation in Missouri:

Name: A New Missouri, Inc.
Address: 105 E High Street
Suite 100
Jefferson City, MO 65101
Type: Nonprofit Corporation
Charter No.: N000704138
Domesticity: Domestic
Registered Agent: Stuerman, Jeff
Status: Good Standing
Date Formed: 2/5/2017

In the filing:

The Corporation shall be organized for the purpose of conducting activities allowed pursuant to the Act, including, but not limited to, the advancement of social welfare by promoting ideas, policies and/or legislation to create more jobs, higher pay, safer streets, better schools, and more, for all Missourians.

You mean like Kansas? Just asking.

You think the “and more” includes better streets and safer schools? Just asking.

They left out mom, apple pie, truth, justice, and the American way. Could be an oversight. Nah.

Well, isn’t this special?:

March 8, 2017 7:00 AM
Nonprofit linked to Greitens raises new questions about ‘dark money,’ ethics
By Jason Hancock
[….]
In the shadow of the Missouri Capitol, just a block from the governor’s mansion, sits the headquarters of a just-started nonprofit called A New Missouri Inc.
[….]
…its focus will be advocating for the governor and his agenda, a Greitens adviser said this week. And because it’s a nonprofit, A New Missouri can accept unlimited contributions and won’t be required to disclose who is giving it money.
[….]

The reviews are coming in:

Tony Messenger‏ @tonymess
Astounding level of secrecy and obfuscation of ethics laws here by @EricGreitens. This is the very definition of what he campaigned against.
[….]
2:37 PM – 8 Mar 2017

“…This is the very definition of what he campaigned against.” The mistake was in believing him then.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: Oh, like they couldn’t come up with another $25,000.00? (July 18, 2016)

Campaign Finance: attempting to follow the money… (October 15, 2016)

Well, you asked

15 Wednesday Feb 2017

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Eric Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

Eric Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

This afternoon Governor Eric Greitens (r) solicited constituent questions on Facebook. There were a lot.

Eric Greitens
We’re here in Jeff City to fight for you. That means listening to the people and answering your questions about what’s going on in your government.
This afternoon at 3:30, we’re going to take a few minutes and do a Facebook Live Q&A. If you have any questions about what we’re doing to take Missouri in a new direction, I’d love to answer them. Let us know in the comments section what you want to talk about, and join us at 3:30.

A few of the questions:

How will you fully fund education?

Who funded your inauguration parties?

Who donated the $1,900,000 to your campaign that you have not disclosed and why have you refused to say so far?

Missourians don’t want right to work. Why did you listen to your millionaire and billionaire backers and force it on us? Why don’t you listen to Missourians who don’t want it?

What is being done about the fact that our driver’s licenses will not be acceptable ID at airports & federal buildings in 2018? Missouri has had quite a while to fix this & has done nothing.

I would like to know why you’re trying to repeal prevailing wage which will put Missouri contractors and small businesses out of business? It allows out of town outfits to come in with illegal and unskilled labor which allows them to low ball work. Thus it then takes much needed revenue away from Missourians. Please explain real points besides it helps your billionaires who bought your way and use you as a puppet. Thanks

What is your idea of a decent working wage Eric Greitens? How do you figure people are forced to join unions? Who told you there is “union bosses”? I noticed you didn’t say anything about health care benefits or guaranteed pensions for retires, do you think or feel that companies will give those benefits to their employees?

I would like to know how you are going to protect and expand higher education in the state. Missouri used to be a leader in higher education and now lags badly behind. Not just short changing students, but we can no longer attract the best of the best in staff, faculty and research because of low pay scales and tiny to non-existent pay raises. Continuing to butcher funding to higher education hurts the entire state. Tuition hikes mean that fewer students can attend Missouri schools, locating elsewhere for their education then staying there. Critical infrastructure needs at MU have been ignored for decades due to poor funding.[….]

How about you discuss the large donations by David Humphreys to your “campaign” after you were elected…what is he buying?

I would like to know why you are talking about closing the Group Homes for the disabled kids? I have a son that has lived in one for 30 years, his dream when he graduated was to be able to live on his own just like everyone else. This would destroy him if he had to leave. I believe there are other area’s that can be cut besides taking the funds away from our disabled. They try to work and pay taxes in as well. There has to be a better solution.

If your goal is to protect k-12 classroom funding, then why did you cut transportation funding? This puts school districts in the position of having to cannabilize money from their budgets to cover that reduction. What good is a funded classroom if you can’t get the kids to the classroom?

Please discuss the intimidation tactics you used on members of the Senate regarding the salary vote and why after the vote you continued cyber-bullying the legislators via Twitter. You really don’t want to be like the Trumpster Fire in DC do you?

I’d like to hear why you won’t disclose the source of your inaugural donations? Don’t we have a right to know whom you’re really working for? Is it more Goguen money? Because we all know how much you like his dirty million(s)!

We know that thousands of low-income Missourians rely on Planned Parenthood health centers for vital preventive care like pelvic exams, & STI testing & treatment, along with contraceptive and safe abortion services. Will you work to ensure that low-income Missourians can continue to receive high-quality care at the provider of their choice, including Planned Parenthood?

What are you going to do to ensure that low-income Missourians can continue to access vital preventive health care like birth control, STI testing and treatment, and well woman exams at the provider of their choice, including Planned Parenthood?

How much money did Anheuser-Busch, Boeing, Centene, Enterprise, Express Scripts, Kansas City Power & Light, Kansas City Southern, Monsanto, Pfizer and Wal-Mart donate to your inauguration celebration? With that in mind, can you reassure us that you are representing and serving “our government,” for the people; as opposed to a corporate government, for the highest bidder?

“Our Government”? You mean “Your Government”, where you let the state corporations and big businesses run the state, collect their money, and you do as they say? A true puppet, this is what you get by voting in an “outsider” morons.

When was the last time you made under 50k a year and have to provide heath insurance for your family? Have you ever had to pay for your or your family’s health care? Have you ever worked a blue collar job? Have you ever worked for a minimum wage? Who paid for your collage education?

Gov. Greitens, this is Will Schmitt, state government and politics reporter with the Springfield News-Leader. Can you say why your inaugural committee, which planned the installation of public officials, is acting like a private organization? Also, can you please say whether you plan to meet with Rod Chapel of the Missouri NAACP? Thank you!

This is Summer Ballentine, a reporter from The Associated Press. Gov. Greitens, you proposed a number of cuts in next year’s budget. Why did you propose cutting $52 million from a Missouri Medicaid program providing in-home care to elderly and disabled people too poor to pay for it themselves? Also, do you support legislative proposals to restrict discrimination lawsuits? Thank you.

Mo has the highest rate of toddler shootings in the country. Why do you not support requiring all gun owners to take a gun safety course? Plus, a three day waiting period and background check? There could be exemptions for active duty military and police. Common sense gun laws are helpful not harmful.

If these budget cuts are put in place…..how will we deal with the rising costs of ER visits and hospital stays for the disabled and elderly that lose their in-home services and how will that be effective at balancing our budget if one expense is replaced by another which costs Missouri twice as much?

Many Missouri women rely on Planned Parenthood for basic health services. Access to contraceptives and sex ed reduce abortion rates and poverty. What will you do to help ensure women have access to these services?

Why aren’t you allowing questions from the press? Why are you limiting access to portions of the capital building by the press and Missouri voters? I thought you were the transparent choice?

Hi Gov. Greitens, this is Celeste Bott, I’m a statehouse reporter with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Curious, as others have asked, about your decision to make deep cuts for disabled and senior citizens in the Missouri Medicaid program? Also, do you think your cuts to higher education institutions will make tuition increases inevitable? Have you begun any efforts to tackle violence in cities like St. Louis, a priority you mentioned in your state of the state speech? How about for reducing recidivism? Thanks!

Why don’t you you come to St. Louis and answer questions, town hall style, to all the hard working union families. Explain to them how taking food off their tables and lowering the tax base effectively helps Missouri?

Mexico is the state’s 2nd largest trading partner. What impact do you think President Trump’s call for a 20 percent tariff on imports from Mexico will have on Missouri’s economy?

Why do you need a COO? What is your reason? Will you avoid daily governing and be a figure head? Who makes governor decisions, where is the divisions of responsibility defined?

How do I introduce a bill that forces Missouri to let Missouri residents have the option of paying their taxes? Missouri is part of the Union that is the United States therefore if we’re going to bust the Union I would like to be able to turn the same playing cards back on you and opt out of paying my taxes and still receive all the benefits of those who choose to pay their taxes.

When will you be in Kansas City to meet with voters, not just closed meetings with your supporters? I want you to have a town hall style meeting so we can ask you questions directly, please.

You say you’re prolife, but you have no plans to expand Medicaid in Missouri, saving 300,000 lives. Last year the state also redirected over $4million in federal TANF to so-called “crisis pregnancy centers,” instead of feeding hungry kids. Missouri is the 2nd hungriest state in the country. What are you going to do to help our most vulnerable, with a $456million budget hole?

What are we going to do to fully fund education? How can we expect Missouri’s economy to grow long term without allowing adequate access to education for our people?

Governor Greitens, I would like to know what more you plan to do about millionaires and billionaires buying our politicians and elections? [….]

Last night during the HJR18 debate, Rep. Mike Moon compared sperm to tadpoles. Do you believe sperm and tadpoles are the same thing? Would you outlaw abortion, most forms of birth control, IVF, and stem cell research?

In regards to education also, discussing why you chose to send a letter of support for Betsy DeVos along with 19 other governors, and since you so strongly support her initiative for providing vouchers and school choice, how do you see that affecting rural districts in Missouri that have no school choice?

And so on.

It was sad, maybe a little pathetic, and illustrative of their limited access reading the occasional questions from media/reporters interspersed with those from constituents. Welcome to Eric Greitens’ (r) Missouri.

Gov. Eric Greitens (r) – January 2017 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report

18 Wednesday Jan 2017

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Eric Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

Eric Greitens (r) [2016 file photo].

Governor Eric Greitens’ (r) campaign filed its January 2017 quarterly campaign finance report with the Missouri Ethics Commission on January 17th:

C151053: Greitens For Missouri
Committee Type: Candidate
Party Affiliation: Republican
Established Date: 02/24/2015
[….]
Information Reported On: 2017 – January Quarterly Report
Beginning Money on Hand $399,324.76
Monetary Receipts + $2,670,289.19
Monetary Expenditures – $123,449.91
Contributions Made – $0.00
Other Disbursements – $0.00
Subtotal $2,546,839.28
Ending Money On Hand $2,946,164.04

That’s $2,670,289.19 raised between December 4, 2016 and December 31, 2016 – in four weeks.

Contributions reported on Eric Greitens’ (r) quarterly campaign finance report filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission on January 17, 2017.

Contributions reported on Eric Greitens’ (r) quarterly campaign finance report filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission on January 17, 2017.

$1,600,000.00 of the total came from six individuals or entities. Over ninety of the approximately 130 contributions were in amounts of $5,000.00 or higher.

The campaign contributions:

David Humphreys, MO, $500,000.00
Sarah Atkins, MO, $500,000.00
Herzog Railroad Services, MO, $300,000.00
Ameren Missouri, MO, $100,000.00
Jeffrey Fox, MO, $100,000.00
Lodging Hospitality Management, MO, $100,000.00
Smithfield Foods Inc, VA, $50,000.00
Supporters of Health Research & Treatments, MO, $50,000.00
Comprehensive Health Management Inc, FL, $35,000.00
Health Systems Inc, MO, $35,000.00
Anheuser Busch Companies, MO, $25,000.00
Boeing Company PAC, VA, $25,000.00
Cape Aerospace Jets LLC, MO, $25,000.00
Con-Agg of MO LLC, MO, $25,000.00
Continental Cement Co. LLC, MO, $25,000.00
Emerson’s Missouri Responsible Government Fund, MO, $25,000.00
Express Scripts, MO, $25,000.00
Richard Destefane, MO, $25,000.00
Steven Craig, CA, $25,000.00
KCS Rail PAC, MO, $20,000.00
Missouri Health Care Association PAC, MO, $20,000.00
Missouri Soybean Association, MO, $20,000.00
Ryan LLC, TX, $20,000.00
Pro Air LLC, MO, $15,357.75
Missouri Hospital Association PAC, MO, $15,000.00
Polsinelli, MO, $15,000.00
SPIRE PAC, MO, $15,000.00
MADA Services Corporation, MO, $12,500.00
Northpark Partners LLC, MO, $12,500.00
Archer Daniels Midland Company, IL, $10,000.00
Atoske, MT, $10,000.00
Blue Cross& Blue Shield of KC PAC, MO, $10,000.00
Brad Bedell, MO, $10,000.00
Drury Development Corporation, MO, $10,000.00
Enhancing Community PAC, MO, $10,000.00
Enterprise Holdings PAC, MO, $10,000.00
HNTB Holdings Ltd PAC, MO, $10,000.00
Hunter Engineering Company, MO, $10,000.00
International Game Technology PAC, RI, $10,000.00
Major Brands Inc PAC, MO, $10,000.00
Mallinckrodt LLC, DC, $10,000.00
Missouri American Water Employees PAC, MO, $10,000.00
Missouri Energy Development Association PAC, MO, $10,000.00
Missouri Pork PAC, MO, $10,000.00
Missouri Society of Anesthesiologists, MO, $10,000.00
Northpoint, MO, $10,000.00
Penn Enterprises Inc, MO, $10,000.00
Susan McCollum, MO, $10,000.00
Thompson Coburn LLP, MO, $10,000.00
Veterans United Home Loans, MO, $10,000.00
Western Anesthesiology Associates, MO, $10,000.00
Jerry Sumners, MO, $7,501.00
Coca-Cola North America, GA, $7,500.00
Edwin Rice, MO, $5,001.00
Sara Hargis, MO, $5,001.00
Advance America, SC, $5,000.00
Alkermes Inc, MA, $5,000.00
AMECPAC, MO, $5,000.00
American Web Loan Inc, OK, $5,000.00
Apex Oil Company Inc, MO, $5,000.00
AT&T Missouri PAC, MO, $5,000.00
BB Industries Inc, MO, $5,000.00
CenturyTel Inc, LA, $5,000.00
CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc PAC, VA, $5,000.00
Chapman Ventures LLC, MO, $5,000.00
Comcast, PA, $5,000.00
Dynamic Fitness Management Ltd, IL, $5,000.00
FEAPAC of Missouri, MO, $5,000.00
General Motors PAC, DC, $5,000.00
Gregory Spence, MO, $5,000.00
Hallmark Cards, MO, $5,000.00
HRB Management Inc, GA, $5,000.00
Hy-Vee Inc Employees PAC, IA, $5,000.00
James Koman, MO, $5,000.00
Kum & Go, IA, $5,000.00
Larus Corporation, MO, $5,000.00
Microspft Corporation PAC, WA, $5,000.00
Missouri Beer Wholesalers Association, MO, $5,000.00
Missouri Insurance Coalition PAC, MO, $5,000.00
MO Growth Association PAC, MO, $5,000.00
MOFSA PAC, MO, $5,000.00
O’Reilly Development Company LLC, MO, $5,000.00
Ozark Anesthesia Associates Inc, MO, $5,000.00
Pat O’Reilly, MO, $5,000.00
Patek & Associates, MO, $5,000.00
Phil Melugin, MO, $5,000.00
PHLV LLC, IL, $5,000.00
Selling Source LLC, NV, $5,000.00
Signature Medical Group, MO, $5,000.00
Stonebridge Senior Living, MO, $5,000.00
Tesla Motors Inc, CA, $5,000.00
Tutera Group Inc, MO, $5,000.00
UP Railroad Company, OH, $5,000.00
Walgreens, IL, $5,000.00
Empire District Electric Co, MO, $3,000.00
Steve Roberts, MO, $2,600.00
Phillips 66 Company, TX, $2,500.66
American Family Insurance Missouri PAC, MO, $2,500.00
Ash Grove Cement Company, KS, $2,500.00
Caroline Saunders, MO, $2,500.00
Catalyst Consulting Group Inc, MO, $2,500.00
DraftKings Inc, MA, $2,500.00
Enova, IL, $2,500.00
FanDuel Inc, NY, $2,500.00
Festus Manor LLC, IL, $2,500.00
Lyft Inc, CA, $2,500.00
Maxine Clark, MO, $2,500.00
Missouri Corn Growers Assn PAC, MO, $2,500.00
Pegasus Funding LLC, NY, $2,500.00
PHAR LLC, IL, $2,500.00
Shelter Insurance State PAC, MO, $2,500.00
The Koman Group LLC, MO, $2,500.00
Titlemax, TX, $2,500.00
Deron Cherry, MO, $2,000.00
Sprint, AZ, $2,000.00
Terrence Dunn, KS, $2,000.00
Gary Crossley Ford, MO, $1,280.44
Golden Pear Funding LLC, NJ, $1,000.00
Gregory Kratofil, MO, $1,000.00
Hal Higdon, MO, $1,000.00
Harvey Tettlebaum, MO, $1,000.00
Presettlement Solutions, AZ, $1,000.00
Stephen Dunn, KS, $1,000.00
The Rhoads Company LLC, MO, $1,000.00
Thomas Whittaker, MO, $750.00
Lawstreet Capital, NY, $500.00
Richard Martin, MO, $500.00
Steve Rasche, MO, $500.00
Marc Hahn, MO, $250.00
Sekhar Prabhakar, MO, $250.00
Individuals Giving $100 or less, MO, $200.00

[emphasis added]

A good chunk came from PACs and corporate entities.

Welcome to Missouri.

Previously:

Eric Greitens (r) – quarterly campaign finance report – April 15, 2015 (April 19, 2015)

Eric Greitens (r) – July 2015 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report (July 15, 2015)

Eric Greitens (r) – October 2015 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report (October 17, 2015)

Eric Greitens (r) – January 2016 Quarterly Campaign Finance Report – “Running for governor in which state?” (January 17, 2016)

Campaign Finance: Eric Greitens (r) – 8 Day Before General Election (October 31, 2016)