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“Truth not Narratives Education not Indoctrination Justice not Retribution Liberty not Tyranny” Author of https://xitter.gq/t.co/SKmhSU2zUS

Missouri
Joined March 2021
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The word "hero" is used too often in today's society. It was an honor to meet @GenFlynn, a man who truly deserves to be called a hero. His talk was inspiring! As he says, "Local action equals national impact!" We, the people, must become involved in our counties and states!
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Day 5,125: Independent journalist Jeff Weinhaus (Bulletinman) remains a political prisoner. #FreeJeffWeinhaus
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Organizations associated with the Missouri GOP spent $100k opposing Amendment 6 while spending $8M supporting Amendment 3. It’s not us, it’s you.
MISSOURI, THIS IS WHAT WE WARNED YOU ABOUT. We warned that Amendment 6 would make sweeping changes to Missouri’s Constitution and laws harder to reverse. Now, just days after its passage, 10 new initiative petitions targeting the 2028 election have been submitted to the Secretary of State. And what’s being proposed should concern every Missourian. Here’s a breakdown of what these proposals would do: 🚩001 – Redefining Marriage & Gender Rights: Removes Missouri’s constitutional definition of marriage as between a man and a woman, establishes constitutional protections for gender identity and sexual orientation, and allows minors to seek trans surgery, therapy, or counseling with parental or guardian consent. 🚩002 – Proxy Voting in the Legislature: Allows citizens to assign their legislative votes to individual lawmakers, giving some legislators potentially thousands of votes while others have far fewer. This would fundamentally change how representation works in the General Assembly. 🚩003 – Overhauling Missouri’s Legislature: Repeals multiple constitutional provisions, eliminates legislative primaries, introduces statewide elections for legislators, and radically restructures how representation works in Missouri. 🚩004 – Electronic Initiative Petition Signatures: Allows initiative petitions to be signed electronically rather than requiring traditional paper signatures, raising serious questions about verification, security, and FRAUD. 🚩005 – Stripping the Governor’s Authority: Takes away the Governor’s independent power to issue pardons, commutations, and reprieves, and replaces the line-item veto with recommendations subject to legislative approval. 🚩006 – Ranked-Choice Voting: Introduces ranked-choice voting in Missouri elections with more than two candidates for a single office, replacing our traditional voting system with multiple rounds of vote counting and candidate elimination. 🚩007 – Eliminating Primary Elections: Abolishes primaries for congressional and state legislative races and moves to statewide elections using party lists, stripping voters of their traditional ability to choose their party’s nominees. 🚩008 – Government-Run Healthcare: Creates a state-administered healthcare cooperative funded through income-based membership payments, dramatically expanding government’s involvement in healthcare. 🚩009 – New Taxes for Green Energy: Imposes a new tax on long-term capital gains and qualified dividends to fund a government-administered renewable energy program. 🚩010 – Government-Built Housing: Establishes a state-run housing program financed through government bonds, offering homes at cost with no down payment and no interest over 30–40 years. Make no mistake: These aren’t minor policy adjustments. These proposals would fundamentally reshape Missouri’s government, elections, and economy. We warned about the consequences of Amendment 6, and now we’re seeing exactly why those warnings mattered. Missouri’s Constitution is not a playground for radical political experiments. The fight to protect our state and our representative form of government is far from over. 🇺🇸
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This week the Missouri Supreme Court ended the constitutional challenge to Senate Bill 3, the 2025 stadium and tax credit law. It did not rule on whether the law is constitutional. It ruled 5-2 that the people who sued had no right to ask. The bigger problem is the trap that ruling exposed. Sue before the state spends the money, and you’re told the harm is speculative. Wait until the money is spent, and the deadline to challenge how the bill was passed may already be gone. Act for Missouri opposed SB 3 over the constitutional problems raised in this case. But this matters even if you liked the bill. A constitutional rule that no one is allowed to enforce stops being a rule. Our new article explains what standing is, how a law gets challenged in Missouri, the deadlines involved, and what can be done about it. Read it here: new-site.act4mo.org/posts/st… Principle over Party. #moleg #actformissouri
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Replying to @TheRobbCarter
@TheRobbCarter hit the streets to catch up with Tim Baker (@icetab66), County Clerk of Franklin County, Missouri, to discuss the recent general election, the interview with Secretary of State @DLHoskins, and his take on the Jeffrey Weinhaus case.
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This is lunacy! People keep ignoring the Republican Party’s failures and only want to talk about election fraud. Cycle after cycle they campaign on fixing problems and then show blatant disregard for their own constituents once they’re in office. Cheating has shown up throughout our history, but when the 2020 election was stolen, there was zero accountability, and we still don’t have the SAVE Act. Why does GOP leadership keep getting a free pass? That pattern of broken promises and ignoring the people who elect them doesn’t get a pass just because fraud happened. We can demand election integrity and hold our own party accountable for failing their constituents at the same time. Both matter!
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What a beautiful day being on the course today. ⛳️ 😎 Hope you all are enjoying your day! 😊
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Missouri Republicans lost ground everywhere this November, even where they won. We went through the Secretary of State's district-by-district results for 2022, 2024 and 2026. Here's what we found: • Every one of the 96 House districts with both parties on the ballot moved toward Democrats, about 17.5 points on average. Deep-red rural seats moved as much as the suburbs. • Republican House candidates drew 13% fewer votes than in the 2022 midterm. Democrats drew 29% more. • 16 House seats and 2 Senate seats flipped, ending the Republican supermajority. • Voters rejected 5 of the 7 measures that came out of the legislature. • Amendment 3's Yes vote fell 35% from the 2024 pro-life vote, about in line with the overall Republican drop. The lesson isn't that Missouri changed parties. It's that voters, including Republican voters, will hold their own side accountable. Principle over party. Read the full analysis with charts, or listen to the audio version: new-site.act4mo.org/posts/20…
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Week of November 2, 1776: **In White Plains, Howe begins moving his troops southwest as Washington and his officers brace for an attack on Upper Manhattan or the revolutionary capital of Philadelphia. **On the Hudson, British warships slip past river obstructions, threatening to cut off Fort Washington.
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Feel free to hate me for this post. I’m OK with that. Plenty of people hated the founding fathers also. If you’re a constitutionalist, you cannot blindly stand behind Pete Hegseth simply because he’s on your political team. The allegations against him raise some very serious constitutional questions: Article I, Section 8: Congress has the power to declare war. The executive branch cannot simply assume that authority belongs to the President. Separation of Powers: The President’s authority as Commander in Chief does not eliminate Congress’s constitutional authority over war and military funding. First Amendment: Government officials cannot use the power of their office to punish someone for constitutionally protected speech. Fifth Amendment: The government’s use of lethal force raises serious due-process questions, depending on the circumstances and legal status of those targeted. These aren’t partisan issues. They’re constitutional principles that apply regardless of who’s in power. This should be a nonpartisan constitutional issue. If you condemn these actions when Democrats do them but defend them when Republicans do them, you’re not defending the Constitution. You’re defending a political team. The Constitution comes before any politician. Period.
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"Every government degenerates when trusted to the rulers of the people alone. The people themselves therefore are its only safe depositories." --Thomas Jefferson, 1785
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🚨 **WHO PAYS FOR MISSOURI'S POWER EXPANSION?** **Data centers are driving enormous demand for electricity. But will Missouri families and small businesses end up paying more to support that growth?** Since our last report on October 18, we've been tracking two major cases before Missouri's Public Service Commission (PSC). What we've uncovered deserves your attention. 🔴 **SMALL BUSINESSES COULD FACE LARGER RATE INCREASES** A proposed rate settlement would assign small and medium general-service customers a larger percentage increase than large-load customers. PSC Staff has challenged the proposed allocation. 🔴 **$60 MILLION OR $117 MILLION?** Evergy and Google propose recognizing approximately $60 million in annual large-load revenues in the rate case. Missouri's Office of Public Counsel argues that $117 million should be recognized. Why does that matter? Because revenue from these massive electricity users can affect how much existing customers are asked to pay. 🔴 **WHO PAYS FOR DATA CENTER POWER?** PSC Staff has raised concerns that certain capacity costs associated with large-load customers could be recovered through charges affecting ordinary ratepayers. Staff has also warned about potential double recovery through the Fuel Adjustment Clause. 🔴 **PAYING FOR POWER PLANTS BEFORE THEY PRODUCE ELECTRICITY?** Missouri's SB 4 allows certain construction costs to be included in electric rates before a natural-gas generating facility becomes operational, subject to PSC approval. Act for Missouri opposed this provision from the beginning. The ongoing proceedings demonstrate why the details of construction financing and cost allocation matter. 🔴 **CITIZENS STILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD** Evergy's proposed Buchanan Bluffs natural-gas plant and Foxtrot battery project remain under review. Public hearings are scheduled for November 16 and 17, giving Missourians an opportunity to raise questions about the projects and their potential effects. ⚠️ **HERE'S THE BOTTOM LINE:** New economic development can bring benefits. But those benefits must be weighed against the costs, financial risks, and long-term obligations involved. **If extraordinary new customers create extraordinary new costs, who should be responsible for paying them?** These are not hypothetical questions anymore. They're being debated in actual PSC proceedings, and the Commission has not made its final decisions. 📖 **NEW INVESTIGATION: WHO PAYS FOR MISSOURI'S POWER EXPANSION?** We've made it easy to understand, even if you've never followed a utility-rate case. ✅ Start with **“Just the Facts”** for a quick explanation. ✅ Read the detailed analysis of PSC testimony, settlements, and legal arguments. ✅ Follow links directly to the official documents. ✅ Find out how you can participate. 👉 **READ THE FULL ARTICLE:** act4mo.org/posts/evergy-psc-…
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🚨Monday Show🚨 Exclusive Interview with Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins @DLHoskins Show starts at 10:00a CST.
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What good is a supermajority if voters still don’t feel represented? Travis Heins and Ali Graeff from People’s Lobby of Missouri joined our 2026 Election Watch Party to talk about voter frustration, Missouri’s Republican leadership, ballot amendments, and the work ahead for grassroots citizens. From legislative accountability to voter education and local involvement, this conversation asks what it will take to turn frustration into action. 🎥 Watch the conversation: youtu.be/nUbCPGJ2UB0 What do you want Missouri lawmakers to deliver in the next legislative session? #ActForMissouri #MissouriPolitics #PeoplesLobbyOfMissouri
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We need to finally abolish abortion. No more exceptions. No more regulating. No more delay.
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