If Democrats win next week’s election, their agenda is clear: to go after the President, his family, and his administration.
Not bring down costs for families, combat fraudsters stealing benefits from vulnerable Americans, or keeping our communities safe.
Simply political retribution.
I have a plan to lower costs for Missouri families WITHOUT raising taxes.
Fred Wellman laughed at the idea of keeping taxes low and refused to make that same promise.
Missouri, no-excuse absentee voting is underway, and Election Day is November 3! Get out and vote Ann Wagner!
Missouri voters have critical choices this year between candidates who listen to them and respect their votes and those who only serve the rich and themselves. 🗳️
Our differences don’t change a simple principle: when Missouri voters approve an initiative, politicians shouldn’t be able to overturn it with ease. Amendment 6 helps protect that principle. Vote YES on 6.
YES on Proposition A keeps the Missouri First map. NO throws it out.
Whole counties, neighbors sharing a representative and a stronger voice for rural Missouri.
Vote YES on A.
Filling up a Ford F-150 truck now costs about $100, up $30 from a year ago. Mortgage rates have jumped to levels that have depressed home sales. And for the past 12 months, consumer prices have risen faster than paychecks, making the average family poorer. https://t.co/oe5FIOFYfk
@MissesJohnJay@Shy_Skunk71 You think the politicians who are overturning the votes of the people aren't being paid by out-of-state special interests? 😂🤣😂🤣
Currently, politicians can overturn what voters pass in the legislature. For example, in 2010, voters passed anti-puppy mill laws, but the legislature overturned it. If Amendment 6 passes, the leg would need an 80% supermajority to do so. A higher threshold, but laws pass at that rate currently.