Jon Doolittle

[Helias Track & Field @CrusaderTrack]

So proud of these 4x800m relay boys! They were forced to run in an absolute monsoon yesterday during their race at the state meet! They competed their tails off and represented our team so well. Ran a tough race & placed higher than their seed - great job boys! Phenomenal season!

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

Two of the great kids and competitors. I’d take either of them on my team any day!

[Rod Smith @RodKRCG13]

It wasn’t the fastest heat in the 100M dash, but for most at @heliascatholic, it was the most important! Logan Hillman vs Brady Fann for ALL the bragging rights!

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

Great kids…fun race!

[Helias Track & Field @CrusaderTrack]

CMAC CHAMPS! Our Boys Varsity team of Noah Doolittle, Ryan Beul, Parker Johnson, & Daniel Morris wins the 4x800. Way to start the day boys! Great job!

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

Attaboy 😉

[Brice Garnett Tracker @BriceTracker]

April Fools! I can’t quit this drug that is the BG experience! We are live in a bit under 2 hrs from San Antonio 👢👢

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

@BriceTracker Also, I am aware of today’s date and hope that it is relevant to your post.

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

@BriceTracker Say it ain’t so, Mr. Tracker! I’ve appreciated your efforts and your humor. Thank you!

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

@RepSamGraves Sam, you have been a great friend to our state’s hospitals as we have worked alongside you as servant leaders. Thank you!

[Rep. Sam Graves @RepSamGraves]

When I first ran for State Representative back in 1992, my aspiration was to represent my hometown of Tarkio, Missouri. I was a twenty-seven year old farmer who just wanted to stand up for a way of life and his community. I never could have imagined where that decision would take me.

For 8 years in the Missouri House and Senate, I fought for Northwest Missourians. From deregulating vehicle inspections, to standing for chain gangs, to securing funding for rural schools in the desegregation fight, I never lost sight of why I was sent to Jefferson City. Then, in 2000, the good, hardworking people of Missouri’s Sixth District entrusted me to be their voice in Congress.

For 26 years, I have had the privilege of serving, culminating in becoming the Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and passing some of the most significant legislation in our nation’s history. The responsibility entrusted to me is not something I have ever taken for granted. Not for a single day.

What I’m most proud of is the work my team did when Washington made life harder for the people of Missouri’s Sixth. Together, we stood with hundreds of thousands of Missourians in their toughest moments. We helped them cut through red tape and navigate a system that often felt stacked against them. We got them answers and fought to deliver real results when they needed them most.

I’ve said all of that to say this: After considerable reflection, 2026 will be my final year in Congress. This wasn’t an easy decision, but it’s the right one. I believe in making room for the next generation. It’s time to pass the torch and allow a new guard of conservative leaders to step forward and chart a path forward for Missourians.

That doesn’t mean I’m slowing down, not even close. As I enter the 4th quarter of my life, I have more left in me. As many of you know, I don't let grass grow under my feet. We’ve still got a lot of work to do. I’m going to fight to protect Missouri interests as we work to shape this year’s Highway Bill. I plan to finish this last term the same way I started, full speed ahead.

Maintaining our strong democratic republic will always depend on good people stepping up to serve from every corner of our great nation. I’m grateful for my colleagues in both parties, for the people I’ve worked alongside, and even for the opponents who challenged me and made me better. Public service isn’t easy. It takes hard work, humility, a thick skin, and a willingness to fight for what’s right.

At the end of the day, I’m still the farmer from Northwest Missouri. You’ll find me back home on the farm nearly every weekend, after all, it is planting season. In fact, I’ll probably be on a tractor this weekend. And come Monday, I’ll be heading back through Kansas City on my way to D.C. to keep doing the job you sent me there to do. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

It has been the honor of a lifetime.

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

“Run” it back. See what I did there?

[Helias Track & Field @CrusaderTrack]

Always love starting a track meet with the 4x800. Today we honor our boys 4x800m who finished 2nd in the state last year! We return three members and one of our top alternates. Gonna be a fun group to watch all year! Let’s go boys!

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

Using my kid for a Friday Rotary lunch. Shameless.

Also…Noah is cool.

[Helias Catholic High School @heliascatholic]

JC West Rotary Club recognizes February Student of the Month, Noah Doolittle of Helias Catholic High School. A 4-year track & soccer athlete and member of NHS and peer ministry, Noah plans to study pre-law and attend law school. Congrats! #StudentOfTheMonth #JeffCityWestRotary

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

The best way for us to honor the hard working women and men who provide care to all Missourians is to ensure that this program delivers real support and benefit. We are excited to help lead this dynamic effort!

[Missouri Hospital Association @MOHospitals]

$216M Initial Award For Collaborative Plan To Boost Access, Outcomes to Health Care for Rural Missourians ➡️ https://t.co/uI2omWAc5W

MHA thanks @GovMikeKehoe, @MOPrimaryCare, @MissouriBHC & @DSS_Missouri for a collaborative approach that will deliver results.

#ToRCHCare #RHTP

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

This was a fun race to watch. Great young men who worked hard!

[Helias Track & Field @CrusaderTrack]

💥SCHOOL RECORD💥During last week’s State Track Meet our 4x800m boys broke a 42 year old record. Their time of 7:58.05 bested the mark from 1983. The team of Daniel Morris, Noah Doolittle, Alex Marberry, & Ian Benne have placed their names in our record book Great job boys!

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

@ByeongHunAn Tom Watson, Ben.

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

Great kids. This should be a fun season!

[Helias Track & Field @CrusaderTrack]

On this beautiful day - let’s honor another relay team. Our boys 4x800m had a 5th place finish in the state last season and we return three of our four runners and our top alternates! It’s gonna be electric to watch the group all season & I can’t wait to see where they go!

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

@jazayerli I’m sitting in left center. Looked like the wind ate up a well struck ball with a bit too much backspin. How was the exit velocity?

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

Was a pretty good game to attend, as I recall.

[𝗢𝘇𝘇𝘆🌾 @EvryManAWildcat]

It was 10 years ago tonight.

"The ComebaKC".

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

#TheShirt got us a sweep in D.C. and a Twins series loss. I know it will require washing at some point, but can it first get us one more win?!

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

“Six games to go. Are you going to pray for the Royals or put on your lucky t-shirt?”

I can do both in one motion.

Thanks, @msween29 !

[Kacen J. Bayless @Kacen]

Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe just voted in Jeff City.

The former car salesman is now helping a woman jump her car in the parking lot. #mogov #moleg

[Jon Doolittle @jonddoolittle]

Thank you for posting, Brad. With so much uncertainty, it is great to be able to endorse someone unconditionally. Like @MikeLKehoe, @lincolnhough is the real deal. Missourians would be fortunate if they take your advice!

[Bradley Schad @BradSchad]

Vote for Lincoln Hough