Missouri's public health efforts left reeling after feds abruptly rescind funding

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : The St. Louis County Department of Public Health faces losing seven community health workers who connected residents to services such lifestyle changes, blood pressure monitoring and mental health counseling, as well as an employee in its communicable disease response division, said Sara Dayley, the health department's public information officer.
46% : It was also a much-needed source of support and inspiration for health care workers, especially those in small communities, who have felt isolated and besieged by increasing anti-vaccine sentiment.
25% : The loss may not seem like much in the fallout from the Trump administration's effort to reduce government spending by as much as $1 trillion and streamline bureaucracy by firing tens of thousands of federal workers.
22% : As Trump supporters claim election fraud, St. Charles County moves to keep 2020 ballots Mail delays stretch for weeks in St. Louis.

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