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10/30/2013 - Lawmakers raise concerns on Medicaid expansion plans:
Lawmakers looked at plans other states have crafted to reform health care.  Republican Keith Frederick says Missouri cannot even consider expanding Medicaid to model other systems.
10/29/2013 - Mo. representatives propose Medicaid transformations:
But Republican Representative Keith Frederick proposes replacing Medicaid with a private health savings account.
4/23/2013 - House Republicans voice approval for armed teachers:
Democrats say arming teachers could make schools even more prone to disaster, but Republican Representative Keith Frederick says it could at least mean a shorter shooting spree for a gunman who gets in the school. 
3/6/2013 - Missouri Senator sponsors bill he once strongly opposed:
Last year, Rep. Keith Frederick, R-Rolla, proposed a similar bill, which Schaaf strongly opposed, calling it both a freedom issue and a privacy issue. Schaaf vowed to kill it with a filibuster unless it was put to the vote of the people. This time around, Frederick said he has changed his opinion on the program. He said he believed that the benefits outweighed the risks, but he now believes the risks are too great and there is too much potential for misuse.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 11, 2013:
Last year, Rep. Keith Frederick, R-Rolla, proposed a similar bill, which Schaaf strongly opposed, calling it both a freedom issue and a privacy issue. Schaaf vowed to kill it with a filibuster unless it was put to the vote of the people. This time around, Frederick said he has changed his opinion on the program.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 4, 2013:
Last year, Rep. Keith Frederick, R-Rolla, proposed a similar bill, which Schaaf strongly opposed, calling it both a freedom issue and a privacy issue. Schaaf vowed to kill it with a filibuster unless it was put to the vote of the people. This time around, Frederick said he has changed his opinion on the program.
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