KEEP ST. LOUIS FREE!: Phyllis Schlafly killed Odenwald's 2006 smoking ban

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Phyllis Schlafly killed Odenwald's 2006 smoking ban

St. Louis mom and pop bars and restaurants should always be grateful to Phyllis Schlafly. She led a group of conservative organizations, including Casino Watch, Concerned Women for America, Missouri Family Network and Eagle Forum, that stopped County Councilman Kurt Odenwald from putting a smoking ban with a casino exemption on the ballot back in 2006. When Odenwald dropped the casino exemption due to their pressure, the smoking ban died.

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Keep St. Louis Free is a group that fights to protect the personal freedoms and property rights of St. Louisans from dumb government intervention and harassment. We are willing to help anyone in St. Louis whose freedom and property rights are threatened. We have worked to protect property owners from eminent domain abuse and strongly support the gun rights of St. Louisans. But we have had our greatest success during the past 7 years defending the freedom and property rights of St. Louis City and County business owners from an unjustified smoking ban.

Keep St. Louis Free works to elect and support political leaders who respect the freedoms and property rights of St. Louis citizens.

If you care about St. Louis freedom and property rights, please join. We have fought against all sorts of unjust and irrational theft and restriction by government in St. Louis over years. Our campaign really began with a protest against the taking by St. Louis University head Fr. Biondi of our beloved music venue 20North back in 1999. Though many of our members have a special dislike for smoking bans and a reputation for defeating them, YOU DON"T HAVE TO OPPOSE SMOKING BANS TO JOIN!

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Thursday, May 15, 2008

Phyllis Schlafly killed Odenwald's 2006 smoking ban

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