Letter: Vaccine rollout fumbled because Parson failed to plan

Because of the league's decision, I will abstain from attending my beloved Cardinals games or in any way support Major League Baseball.

So, I am angry — and you should be, too. It is not just Georgia that suffers from voter suppression; it is right here in Missouri, too.

 In no way, shape or form was it written to arm non-militia citizens and definitely did not intend to give citizens the right to own any type of firearm they wanted. 

Our votes don't count in Missouri. At least my vote would count in Illinois.

When Missouri gets it act together, pear-tree owners will do their part. But for now, the least that owners can do is prevent retailers from selling these trees.

They think we would prefer a gun range and a Route 66 festival rather than Medicaid expansion. 

People need a photo identification to drive, fly on an airliner, pick up ordered baseball tickets and have medical procedures. 

Medicaid expansion referendum is just another example of Missouri lawmakers overturning election results. 

If the county must continue socking it to homeowners, seniors should get a tax freeze at some point, so we can continue to live in our homes.

To all of those who are criticizing the Georgia voting law, I ask: Have they actually read the law or are they just listening to political soundbites?