Plans are to hold hearing on HB116 ( #RightToWork ) & vote it out ASAP today.. #MoSenate could then take it up 24 hours later.
— Marshall Griffin (@MarshallGReport) May 11, 2015Senate doorkeepers kept trying to physically take my camera from me at @parsonforsenate #rtw hearing. #moleg
— Cameron Sullivan (@CamSullivan) May 11, 2015Parson's committee refusing to allow Bob Watson of @NewsTribune from recording #RightToWork hearing. #MOLeg
— Alexandra (@aliemalie) May 11, 2015Here's what it looks like outside #MoSenate hearing room...MT, @protectMO: "Opposition is spilling into the hall. pic.twitter.com/ig1QN8iNdu”
— Marshall Griffin (@MarshallGReport) May 11, 2015.@MissouriSenate small business committee has BANNED recording of the #righttowork hearing #moleg
— Alex Stuckey (@alexdstuckey) May 11, 2015You mean like tape recording?! Come on, @parsonforsenate! https://t.co/CZL38w71Rc
— Jason Rosenbaum (@jrosenbaum) May 11, 2015We're not just talking video guys -- we're talking audio, too #moleg @MissouriSenate
— Alex Stuckey (@alexdstuckey) May 11, 2015What an awk place for @parsonforsenate: running for #MOgov, his committee is in charge of #RTW, & his friend is leading lobbying against it.
— Eli Yokley (@eyokley) May 11, 2015First KOMU. Then KRCG. Then @ProgressMO. Now everybody. So much for #MOLeg transparency. https://t.co/Wn2UHS0QjN
— Eli Yokley (@eyokley) May 11, 2015Committee room packed for #RightToWork ...wonder if I'll get kicked out for taking a picture pic.twitter.com/TPodjRdkrO
— Grace Haun (@gracehaun) May 11, 2015Broadcast coverage of Right to Work blocked. Senate staff refuse to allow audio recording of the committee hearing
— MDNnews (@MDNnews) May 11, 2015USA! USA! USA!
(seriously, we have a First Amendment, and public accountability is core American value) #moleg pic.twitter.com/KJvfKSe7Un
— Sean Nicholson (@ssnich) May 11, 2015Senate doorkeepers kept trying to physically take my camera from me at @parsonforsenate #rtw hearing. #moleg
— Cameron Sullivan (@CamSullivan) May 11, 2015This is ridiculous - the Capitol is the people's house and its deliberations are, by law, open to public scrutiny. https://t.co/9QoNBxGcAt
— Christopher Ave (@ChristopherAve) May 11, 2015I've never encountered this before -- neither have the public radio folks. #moleg @MissouriSenate
— Alex Stuckey (@alexdstuckey) May 11, 2015According to P-D's @alexdstuckey video still not allowed. @fox2now, @kmov, @ksdknews, any other outlet that would shoot video--mad yet?
— Charles Jaco (@charlesjaco1) May 11, 2015KMOX, @NewsTribune & @MarshallGReport not backing away from the audio box. #MOLeg pic.twitter.com/Nbe1tG1xdC
— Alexandra (@aliemalie) May 11, 2015RW extremists running #MoLeg hyperbole, you say? Senate committee hearing Right-to-Work just banned all video & audio taping of committee.
— Charles Jaco (@charlesjaco1) May 11, 2015The Senate Small Biz. Committee relents and decides to allow reporters to audio record the Right to Work hearing.
— MDNnews (@MDNnews) May 11, 2015Forget legalese for a moment: What's the point of this? What do you gain from not allowing any sort of recording? https://t.co/WKy34uDLxx
— Jason Rosenbaum (@jrosenbaum) May 11, 2015VIDEO from 3/10: @parsonforsenate banned photography in RTW hearing, threatend to boot citizens w/ iPhones http://t.co/dS8EaHsnkr #moleg
— Sean Nicholson (@ssnich) May 11, 2015Doorman told me "no photos" when I took this pic just a minute ago #MoLeg note: this is an open public hearing pic.twitter.com/O3LmVtUg3j
— Grace Haun (@gracehaun) May 11, 2015Photo freedom day at the #MOLeg https://t.co/rETbTihouH
— Eli Yokley (@eyokley) May 11, 2015I have a deep attachment to my phone but also to open government. Doorman threanted to take my phone if I keep taking pics at hearing #MoLeg
— Grace Haun (@gracehaun) May 11, 2015Senate just took away @gracehaun's phone for taking photos in the #rtw committee hearing. #moleg
— Claire Cook (@clairecook) May 11, 2015That may be the gauntlet.
Seriously tho don't touch my phone bro.
#moleg
— Collin Reischman (@CMReischman) May 11, 2015ANDDDDD someone's phone has been taken from the #RightToWork committee #moleg @parsonforsenate She was taking pics
— Alex Stuckey (@alexdstuckey) May 11, 2015Doorman just confiscated my phone at public hearing for taking pics at hearing. #America #MoLeg
— Grace Haun (@gracehaun) May 11, 2015And before hearing, @CamSullivan filming for @ProgressMO was told to leave by doormen pic.twitter.com/u8cyOdvJ7W
— Grace Haun (@gracehaun) May 11, 2015This is how you turn a sham hearing on a #RTW bill that is never intended to become law into an actual news story. https://t.co/adZ0g2xzlQ
— Tony Messenger (@tonymess) May 11, 2015Hearing after hearing, folks line up to say #RightToWorkIsWrong while almost nobody in favor. Tonight is same. #moleg
— Cathy Sherwin (@cathysherwin) May 11, 2015Missourians, the @MissouriSenate is blatantly breaking the law by banning recording of a public legislative hearing pic.twitter.com/okRnFgFvwV
— Jane Dueker (@JaneDueker) May 11, 2015#MOLeg is much more protective of the 2nd Amendment than the 1st Amendment. #justsaying #Founders
— barb shelly (@bshelly) May 11, 2015Currently in the #RightToWork hearing in the #MOLeg. pic.twitter.com/79TAGaskzb
— Alexandra (@aliemalie) May 11, 2015The line to testify in opposition to #RightToWork goes out both doors to the committee and down the hall. #MOLeg
— Alexandra (@aliemalie) May 11, 2015Full list of those who have testified. Opposed to #RTW on the right. So many they're spilling onto the left. #moleg pic.twitter.com/FQCn3mdGhM
— Claire Cook (@clairecook) May 11, 2015The hallway outside so called "Right to Work" hearing right now. pic.twitter.com/hUadwx8dlq
— MNEA Advocate (@MNEAAdvocate) May 11, 2015ALEC Senator ends public hearing before all workers wanting to testify can speak. Halls overflowing. #moleg pic.twitter.com/goCkuw04eL
— We Are Missouri (@WeAreMissouri) May 11, 2015#RTW bill HB 116 passes committee by vote of 5-3. #MOleg
— Protect MO Families (@protectMO) May 11, 2015