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9/15/2009 - Legislators not expecting overrides:
"I can't see the point in stirring it up just to stir it up," said the Senate Republican Leader -- Sen. Kevin Engler, R-Farmington.  Currently we don't have enough votes to override, but "I would be glad to vote if someone could show me we had enough."
5/15/2009 - Fiscally conservative senators find their voice:
Majority Floor Leader Kevin Engler says although the senators have kept some bills from passing, they still have an important voice in the chamber.
5/15/2009 - "Sleeper Cell Republicans" find their voice:
Majority Floor Leader Sen. Kevin Engler, R-Farmington, said the fiscally conservative coalition members are contributing to the discussion. 
5/14/2009 - House out early.:
But Majority Floor Leader Kevin Engler says he understands.
5/14/2009 - Coercion out of bill, informed consent still in:
Majority Floor Leader Kevin Engler disagreed and said the correlation that does exist is not a coincidence.
5/14/2009 - Senate passes abortion legislation:
Majority Floor Leader Kevin Engler, R- Farmington, said the bills have had an effect. "Do you know how many abortion clinics there are in this state? And one of them is only open one day a week," said Engler who added that abortions have reduced as legislation has gotten stricter, and that's no coincidence.  
5/12/2009 - Senate tries to compromise on job creation bill:
Senate Majority Floor Leader Kevin Engler says if the Senate can reach an agreement, the bill could pass before the legislative session ends Friday.
4/2/2009 - Joint Resolution to expand state sex offender registry passes Senate:
Republican Senators Charlie Shields and Kevin Engler:
2/2/2009 - Laptops become a question of ethical integrity:
Senate Majority Floor Leader Kevin Engler, R-Farmington, put forth a resolution that would allow senators to bring laptops into the Senate chamber. Engler, who has voted both for and against similar motions in the past, ended debate on the resolution Monday and said he does not intend at this time to bring it forward again.
2/2/2009 - Two hour Senate session blocks a vote for laptop use in the chamber.:
Senate Majority Floor Leader, Republican Kevin Engler butted heads with fellow Republican Senator Gary Nodler who says laptops would keep the Senators from doing the people's work.
1/7/2009 - State legislature opens with higher education reform, emphasis on economic development:
Sen. Kevin Engler, R-Farmington, agreed with Kelly that the current system is inefficient.
1/26/2009 - State legislative leaders await balanced budget, bipartisanship cooperation in Nixon's State of the State address:
Under the state constitution, the governor is required to present his recommendations for a balanced state budget, which is then evaluated and adjusted by the House and Senate. Sen. Majority Leader Kevin Engler, R-Farmington, said he does not know if a balanced budget is possible under current revenue estimates and Nixon's promise to avoid budget cuts in higher education, as well as Nixon's campaign promises to restore the Medicaid cuts made during former Gov. Matt Blunt's term.
1/13/2009 - Nixon starts first day with executive orders and cell phone bans :
"I'm not saying the Republicans will be opposed to it, but usually when you announce a bipartisan proposal, it's announced by both parties," said Senate GOP Leader Kevin Engler, R-Farmington.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 9, 2009:
The resolution brought forth by Senate Majority Floor Leader Kevin Engler, R-Farmington, would have allowed senators to bring laptops into the Senate chamber.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 2, 2009:
The resolution brought forth by Senate Majority Floor Leader Kevin Engler, R-Farmington, would have allowed senators to bring laptops into the Senate chamber.
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