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Republicans have had a tight grip on elected offices for most of this century.
Republicans have had a tight grip on elected offices for most of this century.
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Vernon Taylor
So far real Missourians has kept the Peoples Republics of St. Louis & Kansas City from gaining dictatorship of our state.
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Kimberly Hook
I will be voted strictly republican party. This current administration policies do not match my values
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Marilyn Russell
You realize that the current administration of Missouri IS Republican? Your comment sounds like you meant to vote yes...Please clarify.
Justin Booya
No, because the democrat policies and values are arch-opposite of the vast majority of Missouri voters.
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Justin Booya
No, because the democrat policies and values are arch-opposite of the vast majority of Missouri voters.
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Of course they can win. St louis and KC can overpower the wishes of the rest of the state. I just pray that they don't.
ReplyIf the propaganda arm of the Democratic party (aka main stream media) works overtime, truck loads of out-of-state ballots arrive, ballots counted 6x each, Dems help GOP nominate a fool (not happening), hell freezes over, and we actually get rain, then a Dem has small chance be elected in Missouri.
ReplySure. I'll vote for a democrat who values liberty & freedom, believes in *all* of the Bill of Rights, and understands our unalienable rights are given by God and not man.
ReplyI'm sure they can, but the public has gotten a little jaded by the two parties never ending battling, NOT getting anything done for the people, almost living in Policed States!
ReplyIt's time for new leadership in MO. The Republicans have had control for too long and have made a lot of wrong decisions. So glad Parsons term expires.
ReplyA Democrat can win but it's going to be an uphill battle in this red state.
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