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u/Sssurri
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Feb 24 '25
r/missouri • u/RayBrower • Dec 01 '17
This is Senator Roy Blunt. He sold me, my fellow Missourians, and this nation to the telecom lobby for $185,550.
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u/pleasureismylife
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Feb 27 '24
Politics I'm a Republican. And I Cannot Vote For Trump
In the Republican caucus this week, I am not going to be able to support the candidacy of Donald Trump.
As Republicans, we believe in upholding the Constitution and the rule of law. Yet Trump attempted to subvert the Constitution by trying to get Mike Pence to nullify the will of the electors. He additionally put pressure on state election officials to find him more votes or not certify results.
Now, unbelievably, Trump is trying to defend his reprehensible conduct by arguing that, unless the President is found guilty in an impeachment trial, he can’t be held liable for crimes committed in office. Think about that. Trump actually thinks the President should be above the law.
Trump has a long history of immoral, unethical, and dishonest behavior that, if engaged in by a Democrat, Republicans would be calling for his ouster. So why are we giving Trump a pass?
Do we no longer believe “character matters?” Is it now just about advancing our agenda by any means possible? If we nominate Trump again it will show we are a party that has lost its moral compass, and is not deserving of the trust of the American people.
r/missouri • u/glassshield • Sep 25 '24
Politics Mayor of Kansas City on the execution of Marcellus Williams
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Aug 21 '25
Politics Let’s hope we heed this warning
r/missouri • u/ScootyMcTrainhat • Feb 04 '25
Politics Can't believe I'm saying this but, thank you Sen. Hawley for sponsoring this bill and working across the aisle to help your constituents. Politics truly does make for strange bedfellows.
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u/Ecstatic_Act4988
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Sep 20 '24
Politics For ALL my fellow Missouri residents!
Share liberally.
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u/[deleted]
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Feb 26 '25
Politics GOP Town Hall gets heated over firings of federal workers
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u/n8saces
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Sep 16 '25
Politics When the punishment for breaking a law is a fine that law only applies to the poor
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u/Neoliberal_Boogeyman
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Oct 12 '24
Politics No, the last time I checked this was still the United States and that is some weirdo cult shit.
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u/shiningaeon
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Feb 17 '25
Politics Despite the weather, we all protested. (Jefferson City)
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u/OreoSpeedwaggon
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Jul 01 '25
Politics A month ago, Josh Hawley said that he would never, ever vote for a bill that cuts funding to Medicaid. He lied.
kansascity.com
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u/GuitarEvening8674
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Oct 18 '24
Politics Do you avoid MAGA businesses?
I sure avoid them but no one really knows other than a few friends. Is there a way to let those companies know they are losing dollars because of their extreme politics? I'm thinking about the Chiefs football team, and the many maga restaurants around Missouri.
What kicked it off for me was in 2020 a local business (Bentham street grill) advertised a FREE BIDEN FIST SANDWICH and I haven't been back since. They've since changed the sign.
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u/PingaNellery
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Mar 11 '25
I called. Press 0 then ask to be transferred to his Secretary. She confirmed this is true.
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u/[deleted]
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Jul 03 '25
Politics Hawley and Schmitt after turning their backs on Missourians
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u/cak3crumbs
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Sep 06 '25
Politics MO House Republicans blocked Democrats from speaking and did not allow the public inside in violation of the State Constitution
r/missouri • u/glassshield • Oct 09 '25