Recent FAIL across Missouri doesn't seem to have convinced the GUV . . . He seems more determined but doesn't offer any deets about how new efforts will be more successful than last time around.
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Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe said he is undeterred by the overwhelming majority of voters that struck down two of his major political initiatives.
About 80% of voters said no last week to proposed Amendments 4 and 5 — initiatives making it harder for the public to amend the constitution and starting the process of eliminating the income tax.
Speaking after an event in Rolla on Monday night, Kehoe said he is going to continue the conversation and look for other avenues to achieve the same goals.
"It is what it is. It turned out a lot worse than what we thought. But it doesn't change the mission. The mission is to get Missourians more money in their pockets so they can keep what they earn," Kehoe said.
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