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12/8/2008 - Economic growth programs face budget constraints:
"There is a danger in saying, 'Well, we're just going to extend the benefits,'" said outgoing Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County. "What I'd really like to see Missouri do is give more, a better benefit to fewer people and figure out how to structure it that way. Because we have a fairly low benefit, but it never fails to amaze me how many people will look at that and say, 'Hey, I've got that money there. I'll go do side jobs for cash. I'll do whatever.' And people will kind of r..
11/13/2008 - Can Koster be Trusted?:
St. Louis County Republican Senator John Loudon says the commission failed to do its job.
10/20/2008 - Brad Lager:
Fellow Senator John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, described Lager as a senator who made his reputation in fighting what Lager considered excessive taxes.
5/19/2008 - God's Lobbyist:
Some members of the Senate say they appreciate Weber's job in the Statehouse. "We appreciate people that are not shy about recognizing that the church does have a role in government that godly people should be informed and involved and free to express their views. I think lots of people misunderstand what separation of church and state means. Certainly the state has no interest in advancing denomination, but to use it as a club, to beat Christians into submission into staying away from..
5/16/2008 - Term Limits Push Out Lawmakers:
Sen. John Loudon, R- St. Louis County, said that term limits "diminishes the power that individuals have to influence their government".
4/29/2008 - A Legislative Mistake:
Last year, Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, had managed to slip midwifery legalization into a health insurance bill by using nontraditional terms that went undetected. The amendment later was thrown out by a Cole County judge.
4/24/2008 - Senate debates midwifery:
The bill's sponsor, Sen. John Loudon, R- St. Louis County, said midwives would be held responsible. He said the absence of insurance does not equal absence of liability.
4/17/2008 - Obesity commission would tackled Missouri obesity statistics:
The ice cream cone bill raises some questions. What type of ice cream will it be? Cake cone or sugar cone? One scoop or two? The two Senate sponsors say they like sugar cone and two scoops.  But Sen. Harry Kennedy, D-St. Louis, said he is more of a butter pecan kind of guy, while Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, said he will take anything with chocolate. 
3/31/2008 - Election reform heard in Senate committee:
Another bill that came before the committee has been filed in the Senate by Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, and would allow voters to rank candidates by preference in general, primary and special elections. Candidates receiving the least amount of votes in the election would be eliminated one by one, with their votes redistributed, until the race was down to two candidates, one of whom would have to receive a plurality of the votes. 
2/6/2008 - The Show Me State Treat :
Republican Senator John Loudon is the sponsor of the bill.
2/5/2008 - Business Owners Testify to Change Minumum Wage.:
Intro: Republican Senator John Loudon is sponsoring a change to keep minimum wage in line with federal minimum wage.
2/5/2008 - Business Owners Seek Change in Minimum Wage:
Republican Senator John Loudon is sponsoring the bill and expressed importance of aligning state and federal minimum wages.
2/4/2008 - Tightening Restrictions on Sex Offenders:
St. Louis County Senator and the bill sponsor, John Loudon said he hopes the bill will give police power to stop offenders caught in online stings before they hurt actual children. 
2/28/2008 - Rising flu cases spark concern in Missouri legislature:
Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, also was skeptical. "You have to question incentives if you invest money, tens of millions into a product, you need to sell a product. What a better way to sell a product than to mandate it."
2/26/2008 - Loudon raises questions on vaccination without representation:
Senator from St Louis area, John Loudon says he would have a lot of questions about the bill before deciding whether to support it.
2/20/2008 - Midwifery Bills Combined:
Not only would the combined bill repeal legislation that Republican Senator John Loudon hid in a house bill last year, it would also legalize midwifery.
2/13/2008 - Missouri Children Scream for Ice Cream:
Mike Reid, Chief of Staff for Republican Senator John Loudon, the bill's "official" sponsor, is in favor of the children's work.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 3, 2008:
Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, charged the bill involved "vaccination without representation."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 25, 2008:
Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, charged the bill involved "vaccination without representation."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 14, 2008:
With no fanfare, the Senate's president pro tem has restored Sen. John Loudon as chair of the Senate's Small Business Committee.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 7, 2007:
With no fanfare, the Senate's president pro tem has restored Sen. John Loudon as chair of the Senate's Small Business Committee.
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