89% Say Government Is Corrupt | Missouri Cases, Flock & Hanaway Updates
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Gallup reports that 89% of Americans now believe corruption is widespread in government—the highest level in the poll’s history.
On today’s Civic Outlaws, Samuel Trapp moves beyond the poll and looks at what public corruption and government overreach actually look like in practice. The show covers the federal allegations against Missouri House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross, Catherine Hanaway’s effort to remove Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston, the Philip LeVota bribery case in Jackson County, and a caller’s questions about the Missouri Supreme Court, initiative petitions and Hanaway’s spending of taxpayer funds on an abortion-related public service announcement.
Samuel also gives an update on Flock, MOLAG, upcoming litigation and efforts to rewrite Missouri’s unclear gaming laws.
Civic Outlaws — government power deserves scrutiny.
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