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9/25/2012 - Republicans React to Todd Akin Staying in the Senate Race:
Wrap: Senator Bill Stouffer says it's easy for public officials to say things they may not mean during TV interviews. 
6/SESSION/ALONGSIDE A SIMILAR BILL ALSO KNOWN AS NATHAN'S LAW. NATHAN'S LAW WAS NAMED AFTER NATHAN BLECHA, AN INFANT WHO DIED JUNE 26, 200 - Missouri Government News for the Week of May 7, 2012:
While this bill would not create charter schools, the bill's sponsor Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, said it provides another option for rural school districts that are trying to avoid consolidation or districts where there is demand for an alternative form of public education. According to a poll presented by Students First, a student advocacy organization, 69 percent of Missourians supported expanding charter schools outside of St. Louis and Kansas City.
5/2/2012 - House Education Committee passes Senate charter school bill:
While this bill would not create charter schools, the bill's sponsor Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, said it provides another option for rural school districts that are trying to avoid consolidation or districts where there is demand for an alternative form of public education. According to a poll presented by Students First, a student advocacy organization, 69 percent of Missourians supported expanding charter schools outside of St. Louis and Kansas City.
5/18/2012 - Reading the Bible in the Capitol :
JEFFERSON CITY - For some legislators, the Capitol in Jefferson City the Capitol is not only a building in which they discuss bills and make a law, but also a place to study the Bible and common prayer.Paul Meinsen leads the Capitol Bible Study and meets with the legislators, staff people and lobbyists in two groups on Tuesday morning and evening, every week during the legislative session. "We average about 30 to 32 who come to the Bible study. We have had at least 50 come at leas..
4/17/2012 - Birth control bill causes debate in Missouri Senate.:
Republican Napton Senator Bill Stouffer says this bill would protect an employer's freedom of religion.
4/11/2012 - Senators heavily discuss Missouri charter schools:
The bill's sponsor, Senator Bill Stouffer, says the bill will help hold charter schools accountable for their actions.
3/7/2012 - The Missouri Senate perfected legislation to stop companies from investing in Iran.:
Majority Caucus Chairman Senator Bill Stouffer says its all about money for these companies who are willing to work with Iran.
2/29/2012 - New legislation would allow people to kill mountain lions:
Bill sponsor Bill Stouffer says these animals should not be considered wildlife.
2/22/2012 - Senate Transportation Committee hears public testimony on I-70 toll roads:
However... committee chairman Republican Senator Bill Stouffer says a toll is the same as a tax.
2/1/2012 - Testimony Heard on Billboard Legislation:
Napton Republican Senator Bill Stouffer says digital billboards are a good idea and would considerably reduce the number of billboards.
1/30/2012 - I-70 Anti-Toll Bill:
Republican Senator Bill Stouffer says a toll road is only a short-term solution to a long-term problem.
1/25/2012 - Texting and Driving Bill Meets Opposition in Legislature :
Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Republican Bill Stouffer says secondary enforcement makes the bill a non-starter.
1/25/2012 - Testimony regarding charter expansion bill gets tense:
"It's time that we'd tried some different methods," the bill's sponsor Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, said. "What I bring is just a tool, it's just a tool in the toolbox. It's not gonna be for everybody, it's not gonna be a cure-all but I do think it will move us a little bit forward." 
- Missouri Government News for the Week of October 1, 2012:
Senator Bill Stouffer says it's easy for public officials to say things they may not mean during TV interviews. Stouffer said, "Todd is genuine and he made a mistake and he's apologized for it."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 24, 2012:
Senator Bill Stouffer says it's easy for public officials to say things they may not mean during TV interviews. Stouffer said, "Todd is genuine and he made a mistake and he's apologized for it."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 30, 2012:
While this bill would not create charter schools, the bill's sponsor Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, said it provides another option for rural school districts that are trying to avoid consolidation or districts where there is demand for an alternative form of public education. According to a poll presented by Students First, a student advocacy organization, 69 percent of Missourians supported expanding charter schools outside of St. Louis and Kansas City.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 27, 2012:
However, Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, Senate transportation committee chairman, says he favors a direct tax such as fuel or sales tax.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 20, 2012:
However, Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, Senate transportation committee chairman, says he favors a direct tax such as fuel or sales tax.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 30, 2012:
"It's time that we'd tried some different methods," the bill's sponsor Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, said. "What I bring is just a tool, it's just a tool in the toolbox. It's not going to be for everybody, it's not gonna be a cure-all, but I do think it will move us a little bit forward." 
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 23, 2012:
"It's time that we'd tried some different methods," the bill's sponsor Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, said. "What I bring is just a tool, it's just a tool in the toolbox. It's not going to be for everybody, it's not gonna be a cure-all, but I do think it will move us a little bit forward." 
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