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5/9/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of May 9, 2005:
JEFFERSON CITY - With Senate Democrats walking out on debate over negotiated language for a new school foundation formula, the Senate passed the new proposal by a 24-9 vote. Freshman Sen. Frank Barnitz, D-Lake Spring, was the sole Democrat voting in favor of the bill.
5/12/2005 - The Unacknowledged Legislators: Five of the Most Powerful People in Missouri Politics You Didn't Vote For (or Against):
Democrats at the Capitol, however, believe the tide is turning. They point to Frank Barnitz' victory last month in a special Senate race in rural south-central Missouri. Republican Sarah Steelman held the seat before she was elected state treasurer in November. Democrats interpret their pro-gun, anti-abortion rights candidate's victory as a vote against Gov. Matt Blunt's highly publicized cuts to social services. They say its a sign their party can still field candidates who rural vote..
4/4/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of April 4, 2005:
Budget Committee Chairman Brad Lager, R-Maryville, said he believed the budget was fair, balanced and responsible while the ranking Minority member Rep. Frank Barnitz, D-Lake Spring, said cuts to social services unfairly target the lower income.
4/26/2005 - Senate approves cuts to higher education:
The Senate also avoided a vote on a controversial amendment that would force legislators to give up their state-funded health care plans. The amendment was proposed by Sen. Frank Barnitz, D-Lake Spring, who had served in the House until this week. House Democrats proposed a similar amendment during budget debates earlier in the session.
3/31/2005 - House Republicans file budget five weeks before deadline:
Rep. Frank Barnitz, D-Lake Spring, said the proposed cuts to social service programs would only defray costs, ultimately costing the state more in the future.
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