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12/9/2009 - Bill introduced to allow small businesses into Missouri Consolidated:
"The people of Missouri pay quite a bit for health care given to state workers, so its a burden on the taxpayer," said Rep. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph, a doctor and committee chair of the Healthcare Transformation Committee. "Anything to have taxpayers further subsidize subsets of businesses might overburden them."
12/7/2009 - Former Mo. House Speaker Charged with Assault:
Two Jetton clients, Representative Brian Nieves of Washington and Representative Rob Schaaf of St. Joseph say they just don't know enough about the assault case to decide whether to keep Jetton as their consultant.
12/7/2009 - Warrant issued for former House Speaker Rod Jetton:
Jetton had a recent divorce and runs a political consulting business in Jefferson City with several high profile clients including Majority Floor Leader Steven Tilley and Majority Whip Brian Nieves. Tilley and Rep. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph, two of the legislators that have hired Jetton's firm, declined comment and said they were not making a decision whether to keep Jetton on. Jetton was a representative from 2001-09.
12/7/2009 - Bill would allow voters to stop national health care bill:
"I would be in favor of having the state make decisions on health care and not the federal government," said Rep. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph, a doctor and committee chair of the Healthcare Transformation Committee.
10/14/2009 - Electronic Medical Records:
"I'm concerned about personal health information floating around in cyber space. That's never safe," said Rob Schaaf, a primary care physician and Republican state representative from St. Joseph.
5/2/2009 - Major changes from Health Insurance Committee to Show Me Health Coverage :
Rep. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph, said the state shouldn't spend money on covering people through what he called a welfare system. Instead, the state should spend that money on people who are precluded by insurance companies from purchasing insurance, said Schaaf, a practicing family physician.
5/13/2009 - House passes Show Me Health Care :
"Both representatives (Doug Ervin and Rob Schaaf) had been talking about a paramount interest was covering the uninsurables," Dempsey said. "Yet when they designed a bill that covered the uninsurables, when an unrelated subject, the transparency part, was amended, they were no longer supportive of a bill that provided coverage for the uninsurables. So really what is their primary concern? Is it uninsurables or is it strong transparency language?" 
5/12/2009 - House passes Show Me Health Care:
But Republican Rob Schaaf said he doesn't trust the conference to uphold the House position of insuring the uninsurable.
4/7/2009 - Combat vets ask Missouri to expand education funds:
St. Joseph Republican Representative Rob Schaaf posed the same question to the Veterans Committee.
4/3/2009 - Health Care:
The plan before the Senate this year is the so-called son of last year's Insure Missouri, which would have given insurance to 200,000 people. That bill died in the House last session when Healthcare Transformation Committee Chair Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph, stalled action on the bill. Schaaf is no fan of this year's legislation either.
3/3/2009 - Missouri Senator urges committee to insure more than 200,000 low-income residents.:
Last year's bill died at the end of session when Rep. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph, the chairman of the House Healthcare Transformation Committee refused to bring the bill to the floor without reforming hospital expansion provisions. 
3/3/2009 - Uninsured Missourians would get coverage with resurrected health bill.:
Republican Rep. Rob Schaaf of St. Joseph is a doctor and chairs the Healthcare Transformation Committee.
3/25/2009 - Who's Your Sperm Donor Daddy?:
On the same Health Care Policy Committee member as Davis is Republican Rob Schaaf, who worries the bill would take away the rights of donors.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 13, 2009:
Rep. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph, is sponsoring a bill that would expand the scholarship fund to veterans who meet only their university's requirements for Missouri residency.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 6, 2009:
Rep. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph, is sponsoring a bill that would expand the scholarship fund to veterans who meet only their university's requirements for Missouri residency.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 2, 2009:
Rep. Rob Schaaf, a family medical doctor in St. Joseph, has proposed a bill that would adopt the recommendations of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine.
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