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I think its Safe to say 4 and 5 failed.

I think it's safe to say that 4 and 5 failed. Even at 9% and 11%, this is a huge difference.

AP CALLS BOTH 4 AND 5 AS NO

NYTIMES CALLS BOTH 4 AND 5 AS NO

u/Jacksharkben — 15 days ago
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Those goods vibes

u/DM_bw — 25 days ago
▲ 518 r/springfieldMO+2 crossposts

It's just insulting at this point... [Missouri Amendment 5]

Seriously, how dumb do the backers of Amendment 5 think Missourians are?

This ad, paid for by a Delaware-based dark money group, AGAIN attempts to lie to Missouri voters, claiming Amendment 5 would somehow "make big corporations pay their fair share, so you don't have to."

Again, this is just plain insulting to the intelligence of Missourians, a VAST majority of whom already realize that Amendment 5 would put more of the state's tax burden on those who can least afford it and only benefit the top earners.

Remember to vote on August 4th, AND remember who is continuing to stand by this disastrous and unfair policy.

#mogov #moleg #MoHouseDems #Missouri

u/Jacksharkben — 1 month ago
▲ 3.2k r/BlackLivesMatter+7 crossposts

Walmart Corporate Executive, with multiple Senatobia, MS PD acting as armed guards, prevents the family of murdered 1 year old Kohen Wiley from putting up his photos where he was shot by police.

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u/I_may_have_weed — 2 months ago
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I would like to thank all the ...

Without you, the secret lair shop would not be sold out. And that's bad for the shareholders' meeting.

This is a meme. And should be taken as a joke

u/Jacksharkben — 2 months ago