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Take our poll: Should there be a statewide mask mandate in Missouri?

November 29, 2020
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Gov. Mike Parson tweeted this photo of himself without a mask speaking to a group of mostly maskless Republican senators in November 2020, including Sen. Andrew Koenig and Sen. Paul Wieland.

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