Last fall, the Republican governor of Missouri, Mike Parson, asked law enforcement to pursue charges against a local reporter in Missouri, because that reporter reported accurately on a security flaw in the state computer systems.

The Republican attorney general delayed a hearing on the case twice, maintaining Strickland was guilty.

Strickland’s case was not a priority.

Parson told reporters that Strickland`s circumstances didn`t necessarily make it a priority to jump in front of the line.

the real problem is all the doom and gloom from the press.

Missouri voters also voted by a large margin to get health insurance to hundreds of thousand of people in Missouri who currently don’t have it.

We’re in the process of kind of going through that now and the state will, for the most part, probably fulfill the request.

Vaccination continues to be the best method for COVID-19 prevention, we encourage anyone age 12 and up to get vaccinated to help protect themselves and those around them.

I don’t know that that necessarily makes it a priority to jump in front of the line or anything like that.

Kevin Strickland`s case will not be, quote, a priority for him.

You don't need government to tell you to wear a dang mask.