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We're breaking down Missouri's Amendment 6 and who's funding it.
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NEW: Missouri just blew out No. 8 Florida 45-17 — and the recruits in Columbia watched every second of it.
Commits are fired up. Flip targets are taking notes. 2028 prospects are moving Mizzou up their lists.
Intel: https://t.co/SmLCbN8bpQ
We are seeing a devastating rise in overdoses tied to 7-OH. Parents please talk to your kids - this is sold in gas stations making it dangerously easy to access.
Our office will continue to fight misleading marketing that makes this drug seem safe.
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🚨 KC AREA VOTERS — IMPORTANT 5TH DISTRICT UPDATE 🚨
Did you vote in the August Primary? Your congressional district may be different on your November ballot.
Because of the recent court decisions concerning Missouri’s congressional maps, the 2022 congressional map is being used for the November 3 General Election. That means some KC-area voters who voted in a different congressional district in August will now be voting in Missouri’s 5th Congressional District.
The 5th District includes all or portions of:
📍 Kansas City
📍 Independence
📍 Lee’s Summit
📍 Blue Springs
📍 Raytown
📍 Gladstone
📍 Grandview
📍 North Kansas City
📍 Greenwood
📍 Sugar Creek
📍 Pleasant Valley
📍 Claycomo
📍 Lake Lotawana
📍 Lake Tapawingo
📍 Unity Village
If you live in one of these communities, check your November ballot to confirm your congressional district and the candidates you will be voting on.
One other important item on your November ballot is Proposition A, which asks voters whether to approve House Bill 1 (the “Missouri First” congressional map). Under the official ballot language, a YES vote approves HB 1 and its new congressional boundaries; a NO vote leaves the 2022 congressional boundaries in place. If you are ready to send Democrat, Emmanuel Cleaver home, please vote YES on Prop A! 
🗳️ Know your district. Know your ballot. Make your voice heard. I’d appreciate your vote on November 3rd!
Please share this with your KC-area friends and family so they know to check their November congressional district.
I want to thank President Trump, @AGToddBlanche, and @FBIDirectorKash for the opportunity to serve in the FBI. Under President Trump’s leadership, we have delivered historic results in our mission to Make America Safe Again. With great pride in what we have accomplished, I am announcing that I am stepping down to return to my family in Missouri. I am confident Director Patel will continue to reform the FBI, combat violent crime, defend the homeland, ensure strong organizational accountability, and restore public trust in this institution of excellence.
I want to thank President Trump, @AGToddBlanche, and @FBIDirectorKash for the opportunity to serve in the FBI. Under President Trump’s leadership, we have delivered historic results in our mission to Make America Safe Again. With great pride in what we have accomplished, I am announcing that I am stepping down to return to my family in Missouri. I am confident Director Patel will continue to reform the FBI, combat violent crime, defend the homeland, ensure strong organizational accountability, and restore public trust in this institution of excellence.
@BigElad Elad, for someone who ran for Attorney General, I thought you knew that AGO attorneys are salaried employees of the State of MO, unlike the K Street lawyers retained for thousands of dollars per hour by many of their adversaries.
The taxpayers of MO are getting a helluva deal.
I've never before seen a State Supreme Court issue a press release celebrating...it's victory?...at the U.S. Supreme Court. An odd capstone to this already odd case
@TpusaMizzou The individual identified in the video is not a student at Mizzou. This individual has been trespassed from our campus. This serious matter has been referred to MUPD (University of Missouri Police Department), Columbia Police Department and the FBI for further investigation.
Proud to work for an office that will take action to protect Missourians. It's too bad the leadership within the City of Columbia won't take the crime issue seriously.