@JillianMichaels@scrowder Stop using chatgpt for your posts. You align with their ideals because you're a racist. I swept regret helping make you famous.
@JianiKCTV5 Do the residents of Independence Missouri the favor of correcting your deplorable piece connecting Santacaligon to a violent weekend in our community! Read the comments @KCTV5
BREAKING:
Both the White House and RNCC have lashed out at the creators of this ad.
It must have struck a nerve. Maybe they don't like being outed as fascists.
You know what to do: SPREAD THIS EVERYWHERE!
#MAGAKidnappers
@AGAndrewBailey My 6yo is the victim of an SVU crime. @IndepMoPolice won’t return my calls. @JACOProsecutor is silent. No victim advocate, no action, and the abuser walks free. I’ve left voicemails for days. I NEED HELP. Who will protect my child if you won’t?
At a Missouri Children and Families Committee hearing this week, what was supposed to be an open forum for residents to speak out against HJR 73 — legislation aiming to ban abortion with limited exceptions — quickly turned restrictive when committee chair and state Rep. Holly Jones shut down constituents.
Rep. Jones let the first few speakers have two minutes each but afterward limited everyone else to simply stating whether they supported or opposed the bill. Her reason? 'We are not going to spend and belabor the points of either side all evening.'
Missouri voters passed Amendment 3 in 2024, guaranteeing reproductive freedom in the state, but Republicans are determined to roll back that decision. Despite getting less than 24 hours' notice, nearly 100 people traveled from across Missouri to protest HJR 73.
Abortion Action Missouri executive director Mallory Schwarz refused to back down, leading the crowd in a chant reminding lawmakers whose house they were in: 'The people's house.'