JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Cindy O’Laughlin, R-Shelbina, discusses several issues from the first half of the 2019 legislative she believes will also be a part of the second half of session. Lawmakers are currently on their annual break, and will return to the Capitol on March 25.
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O’Laughlin-Podcast-031419 (4:47) Q: we get back.
- Senator O’Laughlin says, in regard to abortion law, Missouri is the opposite of some states.
O’Laughlin-1-031419 (:30) Q: will pass it. - Senator O’Laughlin adds rural Missouri hospitals get a lower Medicaid reimbursement than urban hospitals.
O’Laughlin-2-031419 (:31) Q: to look at. - Senator O’Laughlin also says proponents of a higher fuel tax in our state argue the tax has not been raised in 24 years.
O’Laughlin-3-031419 (:30) Q: be talking about. - Senator O’Laughlin says some lawmakers are trying to create choices beyond traditional public schools.
O’Laughlin-4-031419 (:31) Q: have another option