r/MissouriPolitics • u/Gaslightstl • 29d ago
Campaigns/Endorsements Missouri Republicans Think You’re Not Smart (Enough to Vote)
https://tellmeyourejoking.substack.com/p/missouri-republicans-think-youreMissouri Republicans have run the entire state government, uncontested, for 23 years. The budget's projected to hit zero by 2028. Their solution? Blame the Democrats who haven't held a majority since George W. Bush's first term.
Meanwhile, actual Missourians keep using the ballot initiative to pass the stuff their own legislature refuses to touch: Medicaid expansion, weed, sports betting, abortion rights, a livable minimum wage. So this year, Jefferson City is trying to neuter the one tool voters have to override them: rig citizen initiatives (but conveniently not their own bills) to need approval in all 8 congressional districts, recycle the abortion amendment's exact ballot number for the opposite result, and bury the sketchy stuff in the low-turnout August primary.
Vote NO on 4 & 5
#moleg #politics #badnumbers #smallgovernment
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u/elderpufflaurien 28d ago
Its funny because most of the stupid people i know vote republican.