This week in the Missouri Senate was defined by an intense battle for the protection of Missourians’ religious liberties. In an attempt to block the passage of Senate Joint Resolution 39, legislation that protects religious organizations’ and private individuals’ right to recognize their sincere religious beliefs, the minority caucus launched into a 39-hour filibuster that forestalled the Senate’s legislative process.
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