@RoguePOTUSStaff When Senators from Michigan aren't making laws that affect all states including my own I'll stop seeking to support the candidates I feel are best for the job
The FTC under Lina Khan has done things to help NORMAL people and prevent them from getting SCREWED over. Most people don't hear about this stuff, so here are some of the biggest wins and actions 🧵
The true king of the underappreciated and unsung in the land of giants, @TomPestock took every opportunity he was given and gave it everything he had.
This is his story. Live now at @SI_wrestling
https://t.co/sKn23wYQns
THIS RETURN VIGNETTE FOR JULIA HART, OH MY GOD.
Julia Hart's transition from a Cheerleader to GOTH in House of Black perfectly summarised. How the new Julia kills the old Julia with Bow/Arrow.
Produced so bloody well.
Walz in Pennsylvania: "We saw Senator Vance lead an audience when he said, 'well, they reduced interest rates this week. How terrible is that?' Who boos for lower interest rates!? Venture capitalists apparently."
An innocent man is being executed Monday
— No DNA from him at crime scene, but DNA from 2 others on murder weapon
— Jury did NOT know about the DNA
— Prosecutors now agree he’s innocent
MO Gov. Mike Parson should do the RIGHT thing — pardon Marcellus Williams
Please RT this!
Where the hell is yours!?
For a guy who sues Joe Biden for everything under the sun, you still haven’t done anything to actually protect Missouri families poisoned by our federal government.
As Attorney General, I will bring back the Environmental Division to hold the feds accountable and protect our families.
If we want different results, we need a different Attorney General, preferably one who does more than tweets and files crap lawsuits.
For the first time in this race, a new poll has us leading Ted Cruz by 1 point. I don't know about y'all but I'm fired up and ready to WIN!
We've got 47 days, let's do this Texas ➡ https://t.co/qWySVPKuKO
Yesterday, I traveled to Warsaw to attend an event hosted by "Trump HQ," which I later learned was actually a shop in town. I was the only candidate running as a Democrat there, but I wasn't the only Democrat. A few showed up to support our campaign.
A few weeks ago, the organizers called and invited Liberty Belle and me to visit. Honestly, I was a little shocked, but I quickly said yes.
It didn't take long for Liberty Belle to bring a crowd to our table. We talked about the state of our country. We talked about the violence in our society. We talked about my plans for the Attorney General's Office, how I will enforce the Do Not Call List and make sure that every Missourian can see where their tax dollars are going. We talked about shutting down abusive puppy mills, and one family that was there helps investigate those terrible operations. We talked about the need to restart the Office's Conservation Division to protect our drinking water. We even talked about enforcing the Sunshine Law.
We had great conversations. We didn't always agree, but we agreed on a lot.
My favorite exchange of the night was a man in the crowd around us who, after listening, said, "Just please tell me you're not a RINO."
"I'm happy to say that would be impossible, sir, because I'm a Democrat."
One lady asked me if I would please switch to being a Republican. I told her that she should switch instead! Neither of us was winning on that one.
I am the only Democrat running for Attorney General, but none of the Republicans showed up. I told the folks there that regardless of party, I will always have their backs, and I will do everything I can to bring our state together, because we really do agree on so much. Some folks weren't all too happy about our state government and how our Attorney General has been flushing taxpayer money down the toilet. It's about time Missouri's government represent Missourians again. And on that, every one of us agreed.
My evening ended talking politics and eating ice cream at Trump HQ in Warsaw. We got an invitation to come back again.
There is nothing that those who have abused their power and our country fear more than the American people overcoming our differences and getting our government working for us. Sometimes we'll leave a conversation disagreeing on an important issue, but it's the promise of a future conversation, another opportunity to learn and grow from each other, that makes our country work. Missouri can be such a great home for all of us, and that's what we're fighting for in this campaign.
I'll be back. The malt was really good.