(R) HD131 Candidate 2028 | Frmr MO-7 Candidate 🇺🇸 | People over Politics. No Corporate PACs 🚫 | Integrity. Conservatism. People First. 🟢
Willard, MO
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Over 100k votes cast in the MO7 District today; unfortunately we did not secure the Republican Primary election.
I know many of you are frustrated, angry, and disappointed in this outcome, just as I am.
We fought very hard. We spent the last nine months building a strong campaign, rooted in integrity and commitment to people over partisan politics. Spoke with many voters, over email and phone, some for minutes to long hours. Late, late nights to very early mornings. Wanting to work to actually bring solutions to D.C- that make Southwest Missouri great. (Not AI Data Centers).
I won’t lie, it is mind boggling that an Incumbent Representative can just choose to not campaign, talk to voters, or hold town-halls, or deliver on campaign promises; though they still get re-elected as history keep showing us. It just doesn’t fail.
To the over 13 THOUSAND of you that voted for me, and for change; thank you, truly. Your faith in me only encourages me to push forward in public service in the future one day.
Both Amendments 4 and 5 FAILED IMMENSELY this evening; showing that Missourians are not fooled by the corrupt legislators that want to make poor changes to our state. Thank you for making your voices heard today.
We stay true to who we are. We keep our integrity, accountability, and get the job done. That fight will always continue forward. Thank you all for being alongside me.
#MissouriAlways #ThankYouMO7
The 2026 midterms sent a clear message across Missouri. Democrats gained a seat in MO-2, and most districts shifted roughly 7–8 points in their direction. Here in MO-7, voters delivered & showed out—we did not get a better Representative, though. Missouri has now laid the groundwork to seriously test the 2028 presidential cycle.
That said, my future in politics continues. I intend to work for every Missourian: of every race, ethnicity, orientation, and political ideology. Listening to others doesn’t require adopting their ideas. Real representation means giving the majority of people who mutually agree on legislation the ability to vote on it.
Now that the 2026 midterms are behind us:
🚨🚨I am announcing my candidacy for Missouri House District 131 to succeed State Rep. Bill Owen.🚨🚨
2026 marked his final election and term in office. He brought solid, practical conservative views to the district. Missouri still has deep red roots, and I plan to keep those conservative principles at the center as we head into the 2028 presidential election and beyond.
I’m so thankful for all of you: for the support, the conversations, the discussions, and even the disagreements. We don’t have to agree on every issue, but speaking up is always better than staying silent.
The work continues. More to come in the months ahead. 🫶🏼🇺🇸🎉
It’s Election Day in America.
What predictions do you all see today?
Missouri wide races?
Amendments passing?
Races across the U.S?
Your voice, no electoral college. Go VOTE!
I would vote for @Jtodd601 just based on the sole fact he is more focused on the policy & KY 1st, not partisan politics.
After what happened in KY this primary- THIS MATTERS, A LOT!
@RepThomasMassie @Deadswan65 Have you guys considered endorsing Jeremy publicly? It would be worth getting his name out since AIPAC will keep funneling $$ to Crooked Ed.
KENTUCKY- VOTE LIBERTARIAN FOR CD4! KEEP INTEGRITY & POLICY ON THE FRONT LINES!
I’ve supported 3 Democrats and 11 Republicans. Those Dems stood shoulder to shoulder with me to fight for the constitution in our district. That number will skew more republican today. I voted for zero democrats yesterday.
Only children make choices based on their favorite colors because their frontal lobes haven’t fully developed.
Patriots make them on principle.
Clearly you are the former.
This letter from November 2025 is exactly why I ran, and what I still believe today.
A constituent wrote with real concerns about government accountability, the Epstein files, and trafficking. My answer then is the same now: we need leaders who put America First, demand transparency, live by the laws they write, and make sure law enforcement has the tools to stop these crimes and hold people accountable.
It was never about titles or party machinery. It was about the people who live here in southwest Missouri: the ones who take the time to write, expect better, and deserve representatives who actually respond.
This election is almost over. The work of pushing for accountability, fiscal responsibility, and putting our communities first is not.
Grayson Hunt for Missouri retweeted
GO VOTE. #FIREBURLISON!
GO VOTE. #FIREBURLISON!
Polls are very favorable for @FPWellman against @RepAnnWagner … Southwest MO is also having some internal movement with @MissiforMO against @RepEricBurlison.
Is this the moment? Is Missouri finally going to gain some integrity in D.C, FINALLY??
This is NOT Red vs. Blue- It’s Missourians against the Elite (both parties). POLICY FIRST! 🇺🇸
Grayson Hunt for Missouri retweeted
I’ve noticed a trend where Incumbents don’t debate. They believe it avoids attacks and getting called out prior to an election. They’ll use any excuse to avoid a “bad reputation,” right before election day.
It’s a disservice to not inform voters on what matters by not debating.
Grayson Hunt for Missouri retweeted
I’ll just leave it at this, because you’ll never seem to have a sense of understanding of what integrity is and that’s okay.
Integrity comes first, not partisan politics. You still pushed something that Missourians disagreed with, and told them they were wrong, and alongside the others in the party literally talked down to constituents as if they were stupid.
Say whatever makes you feel better, you’re wrong and that’s the fact. Regardless of whatever nonsense you want to pull from your ass. Have a BLESSED day!!
Grayson Hunt for Missouri retweeted
Maybe you should reread what you wrote. Stop harassing/attacking people and get back to work on policy.
truthinthepublicsquare.org/2…
Grayson Hunt for Missouri retweeted
The only meetings these grifters tend to have are the ones where they decide what they believe will benefit them in 3 months and making sure all conversations are closed doors to voters 🤷🏻♂️ (that’s their business meeting, oops)
“I don’t care how badly they failed”
“They were good policy”
Biggest lies this idiot could have said.
First, I don’t care how badly A4 and A5 failed. I believed they were good policy and despite my fellow Missourians disagreeing with me, I still believe that they were good amendments.
Second, you’re just proving you don’t know anything about conservatism. Hayek literally wrote an essay on why he isn’t a conservative (Friedman also said publically that he’s a classical liberal)
@MOEdWatch if only they did care, this comment really shows how much they don’t care about pushing something and then it failing, just to redo it again. We know A4/A5 were trash amendments.
Grayson Hunt for Missouri retweeted
You asked. Here you go.
You said Amendment 5 “literally doesn’t suspend Hancock.” It punched a 5-year hole in the 1996 cap so new sales-tax cash skipped a public vote. You called that protection. It was a lie.
Amendment 4 was a power grab dressed up as ballot candy. A judge ripped the summary apart. You told people a no vote was the “Spirit of Jezebel.”
Both died in every county. A4: 80–20. A5: 83–17. Shannon and Greene buried you the same way.
You lost the state, so now being gay makes me unfit and “all conservative thinkers” agree. They don’t. Friedman and Hayek didn’t put a marriage license on the entrance exam.
You failed the test, then rewrote it. Sit down.