Missouri Governor Mike Parson spoke to a gathering of Branson-area leaders and business owners at a “State of the State” luncheon held at the Branson Convention Center on Thursday, July 14.
The governor used his speech to talk about what he termed the “wins” in the legislature in the 2022 regular session and his plan to cut taxes for all Missouri residents and business owners. He said while he was going to give his view of the condition of the entire state, he was going to tailor portions of his speech to the Branson area.
“Southwest Missouri, where common sense prevails with good, hard working people,” the Governor said.
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