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11/12/2008 - MODOT fights for Missouri to pass a seat belt primary enforcement law.:
Among legislators who support to change the Missouri seat belt law is the Missouri House Speaker Pro Tem Bryan Pratt.
9/10/2008 - Senate votes against overriding veto on student curator bill:
The bill passed 100-47 in the House where it was sponsored by Rep. Bryan Pratt, R-Jackson County, and was co-sponsored by six representatives including Rep. Jeff Harris and Rep. Judy Baker, two of the Democratic representatives from Columbia.
5/7/2008 - House perfects a Bill requiring voters to show valid ID:
Jackson Republican Representative Bryan Pratt supports the bill and says it is common sense to prove your identity when voting.
5/16/2008 - A Voting Curator before the Governor:
"I think the curators' criticism is disingenuous," said the bill's House sponsor -- House Speaker Pro Tem Bryan Pratt, R-Jackson County. "I think they're looking to preserve their power. I want to open the ivory tower to students."
5/16/2008 - Flurry of activity on last day in Missouri legslature:
"We had a very productive session and we improved the lives of Missourians this session," said Speaker Pro Tem Rep. Bryan Pratt, R-Jackson County. Pratt cited immigration and property tax  bills and economic development as their major achievements.
3/11/2008 - I am not a mind-reader, says House Speaker Pro Tem:
Speaker Pro Tem Bryan Pratt said he saw neither Republicans nor Democrats seeking recognition for a debate.
2/13/2008 - No more confusion for recognized holidays :
House Speaker Pro Tem and member of the Local Government Committee Bryan Pratt says taking the pressure off public schools will help alleviate the confusion.
2/13/2008 - Democrat Questions Missouri Gun Control:
Republican representative and Speaker Pro Tem Bryan Pratt maintains his support for protecting the second amendment, saying both Republicans and Democrats intend to protect a Missourian's right to protect themselves.
2/13/2008 - Gun control legislation sparse in 2008 legislative session:
House Speaker Pro Tem Republican Bryan Pratt said Missouri has gone a long way in the past two years to protect Missourians second amendment rights.
1/24/2008 - House Speaker may enter gubernatorial race:
House Speaker Pro Tem Bryan Pratt said he would strongly support Jetton's candidacy and boasted on Jetton's leadership skills.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of November 17, 2008:
Missouri Representative Bryan Pratt agrees that changing the law could save lives and bring in federal grant money.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of November 10, 2008:
Missouri Representative Bryan Pratt agrees that changing the law could save lives and bring in federal grant money.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 18, 2008:
Bryan Pratt, R-Jackson County and House speaker pro tem, continues to support Missouri's current gun control laws. He and other Republicans say that they must preserve Missourians' 2nd Amendment right to bear arms.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 11, 2008:
Republican Bryan Pratt continues to support Missouri's current gun control laws. He and other Republicans say that they must preserve Missourian's second amendment right to bear arms.
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