In the final days of the Missouri legislative session, lawmakers are pushing to pass Senate Bill 7 (SB7), a massive omnibus health bill that has ballooned from 9 pages to over 200. This deliberate expansion, shrouded in secrecy by the conference committee process, directly threatens our liberties. SB7 reveals itself as an unconstitutional overreach that endangers our pro-life stance, family values, and state sovereignty. Missourians must act now—call your legislators today and demand they VOTE NO on SB7!
SB7 Violates the Missouri Constitution
SB7 blatantly violates the Missouri Constitution’s single-subject rule (Article III, Sections 21 and 23), which requires bills to address one subject clearly stated in their title. Starting as a health-focused bill, SB7 now encompasses unrelated provisions, from ambulance services (Sections 190.053-190.166) to dental licensure compacts (Sections 332.700-332.760). The Missouri Supreme Court has already ruled against such omnibus bills: in Byrd v. State of Missouri (2022), HB1606 was struck down in its entirety for adding homelessness provisions to a bill about county finances. With cases like Four Seasons Lakesites Property v. State of MO (2024) and Sean Soendker Nicholson v. State of Missouri (2025) pending, SB7 is on a collision course with the same fate. We cannot allow this unconstitutional bill to become law!
Additional Concerns:
- Unconstitutional Nature: Beyond the single-subject violation, the bill’s lack of transparency undermines Missourians’ right to accountable governance.
- Government Growth: SB7 expands bureaucracy through new licensing requirements (Sections 190.112, 332.700-332.760) and health programs (Section 338.710), growing government at the expense of individual liberty.
- Impact on Missouri Families: Mandates like self-administered hormonal contraceptives (Section 376.1240) and vaccine protocols (Section 338.010) could impose costs and secular health practices on families, eroding parental control.
- Small Business Impact: New regulations on pharmacies (Sections 338.010, 338.710) and ambulance services (Section 190.800) burden small businesses, stifling economic freedom.
- Agenda 21/2030 Concerns: SB 7’s focus on health equity (Sections 191.600-191.615) and interstate health coordination (Sections 190.900-190.939) mirrors Agenda 2030’s SDG 3 (health for all) and SDG 17 (global partnerships). These provisions suggest a move toward global governance, conflicting with our commitment to state sovereignty and Christian values.
Call to Action: Stop SB7 Now!
SB7 is unconstitutional! We must act immediately to stop it. Today, contact your Missouri Representative and Senator (Find your Legislator) —tell them to VOTE NO on SB7 and all omnibus bills. Then, call the Conference Committee members and ask them to kill this bill in committee:
- Senator Mike Bernskoetter (R): 573-751-2076, mike.bernskoetter@senate.mo.gov
- Senator Sandy Crawford (R): 573-751-8793, sandy.crawford@senate.mo.gov
- Senator Curtis Trent (R): 573-751-1503, curtis.trent@senate.mo.gov
- Senator Tracy McCreery (D): 573-751-9762, tracy.mccreery@senate.mo.gov
- Senator Patty Lewis (D): 573-751-6607, patty.lewis@senate.mo.gov
- Representative Brad Christ (R): 573-751-2150, Brad.Christ@house.mo.gov
- Representative Bennie Cook (R): 573-751-2264, Bennie.Cook@house.mo.gov
- Representative George Hruza (R): 573-751-1544, George.Hruza@house.mo.gov
- Representative Mark Sharp (D): 573-751-0238, Mark.Sharp@house.mo.gov
- Representative Jo Doll (D): 573-751-1285, Jo.Doll@house.mo.gov
Missourians, we must stand VOTE NO on SB 7!
Alert from Informed Health Choice Missouri
