Intro: | A plan to collect sales tax on Internet purchases ran into a major glitch in the Senate Monday. |
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OutCue: | SOC |
Wrap: The debate descended into comebacks and name calling.
One conservative Republican, Jason Crowell of Cape Girardeau, called another conservative Republican a "tax-and-spend liberal."
Joplin Senator Gary Nodler was on the receiving end of that insult.
He and Crowell argued whether the bill would create a new tax for Missourians.
Actuality: | CRO2.WAV |
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Run Time: | 00:13 |
Description: CROWELL: "If you're calling that legitimate business transaction -- that I believe is legitimate -- a black market transaction-" NODLER: "This bill doesn't create any new taxes nor-" CROWELL: "Yes, it does." NODLER: "No, it doesn't." CROWELL: "It certainly does." |
Crowell's filibuster prevented the bill from moving forward.
From the state Capitol, I'm Emily Coleman.