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A conversation

31 Saturday Oct 2026

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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conversation, election, missouri, working people

Last week we bought a new ceiling fan to replace the thirty-one year old relic in our living room. We purchased it from the “good” national home improvement chain store in our town. Since the fan is on a 12-foot ceiling we also paid to have the fan installed. We made arrangements to have it installed on Tuesday, Election Day.

This morning we received a text from the installer, a contract worker for the chain store, asking if we were available today to have the fan installed. We were. He arrived about fifteen minutes later.

After he entered the living room with his tools and ladder he mentioned our yard signs (“NO” on Amendment 3, “YES” on Amendment 6, Taigan Plummer in the 54th Legislative District, Quinton Wilson for State Auditor, Jordan Herrera in the 4th Congressional District). He said it was nice to see them.

Over the course of the hour and a half he worked on installing the fan we talked about the world and current events. He was concerned about the rampant corruption of the current administration. He didn’t think much of Mark Alford (r). He was unhappy with the right wingnut initiated ballot amendments (Amendment 3, Amendment 7, Amendment 8, Proposition A). He stated that he was fiscally conservative, but socially not. He was unhappy with the grotesque right wingnut attacks on minority groups of all kinds. He was very unhappy about the targeting of immigrant communities and workers.

We talked about family, careers, jobs, and work.

This person was a craftsman and did impeccable work.

Oh, and he has already voted.

Mark Alford (r): Is somebody going to tell him?

30 Friday Oct 2026

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4th Congressional District, former newsreader, gaslighting, Mark Alford, Medicaid cuts, missouri, right wingnut, rural healthcare, social media, sycophant, that ridiculous hat, Trump sycophant

They did.

This evening:

Congressman Mark Alford
[October 30, 2026]

For far too many rural Missourians, getting routine checkups, seeing a specialist, or handling an emergency means burning gas, taking time off work, and driving hours away from home.
@HouseGOP is taking action to strengthen our rural health infrastructure—boosting investments in local clinics, expanding telehealth access, and keeping critical medical care right here in our local communities.
Should Missouri families be able to get quality healthcare without driving hours from home?
👍 YES – tell me why
👎 NO – tell me why not
[….]

Some of the responses:

They should get what their representative voted for: cuts to rural healthcare in exchange for billionaire tax cuts

That’s exactly what happened.

Should Missouri families be able to AFFORD healthcare?yes, but they can’t because you passed your big bogus bill. Somw ^success^.

Cool. Didn’t you vote to cut Medicaid?

lies

WWJD? He’d advocate for universal Healthcare
[….]

You voted for the big bullshit bill. You have no leg to stand on, here. Missouri deserves better.

You’re doing what Trump does. You’re saying the exact opposite of what you’re doing.
Anything to divert attention away from the Epstein scandal

Absolute falsehood!! My GOD – have you NO shame??!?
YOUR tax law last year cut nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid, the federal health insurance program for low-income people, over the next decade. Right AFTER the midterms…

The BIG BOGUS BILL states…THAT IS A LIE!!!

To bad you voted for the BBB that killed them

Sure is a shame you voted for a budget to cut funding for them, ain’t it?

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is how republicans have acted my entire life. Create a problem, then convince stupid people that the ones who created the problem are the only ones who can “fix” it. And they keep getting away with it, because they know their constituents are stupid.

YEP! So, why did you vote to cut the funding for rural hospitals?
You are an idiot Congressman Mark Alford.

They use to be able to. Now this is the nearest thing to that healthcare measure we waited 2 weeks for 10 years. Nice job Republicans the only ones you fool are yourselves.
[….]

funny how you only post asking what we the people need or want, a few days out from the election….. I never even saw a post or heard anything from you until just a few months ago… buzz off! You do not give a rip about anyone unless it keeps you in your seat…

Really, you need someone to tell you??

Sadly, yes.

They should! And you voted to cut funding for our rural hospitals. What a silly goose!!

What we should get is a congressman that doesn’t spend 63,000 dollars on dinners and bars. While we are out here struggling you are paying for 2000 dollar dinners. 1000 dollar lunches and bar tabs that could pay someones rent. That’s sick

Mark Alford (r) [2023 file photo].

This is the most awesome interview of the entire election cycle

29 Thursday Oct 2026

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American hero, cult, Donald Trump, faux News, independent journalism, Jonestown, Marisa Kabas, rally, South Carolina, The Handbasket, Tom Hoyle

I talked to Tom, the viral ‘Jonestown’ Trump rally guy
He planned to make good trouble. But he didn’t expect to be handed a Fox News mic.
Marisa Kabas
October 29, 2026
[….]

Go. Read.the.whole.thing.

Bad combover. Check. Too long red tie. Check. Orange spray tan. Check. Tiny hands. Check. Cluelessness. Check…

Campaign Finance: Who? What? Now?

29 Thursday Oct 2026

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campaign finance, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission, PAC, The PAC for America's Future

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C264440 10/29/2026 The PAC for America’s Future The PAC for America’s Future 611 Pennsylvania Ave SE Num 143 Washington DC 20003 10/13/2026 $400,000.00

C264440 10/29/2026 The PAC for America’s Future The PAC for America’s Future 611 Pennsylvania Ave SE Num 143 Washington DC 20003 10/16/2026 $230,000.00

[emphasis added]

Who? What? Now?

Rick Brattin (r): Public Education? Not so much…

29 Thursday Oct 2026

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31st Senate District, 5th Congressional District, education, funding, General Assembly, Rick Brattin, right wingnut

Rick Brattin (r) is the current Missouri State Senator in the 31st Senate District. He is running for Congress (badly) in Missouri’s 5th Congressional District.

Rick Brattin (r) [2013 file photo].

A legislative vote scorecard on public education:

Parents for Missouri Public Schools

2026 education scorecard

How your legislators voted on public schools
A legislator’s votes are the clearest record of what they value. Speeches, mailers, and yard signs are promises. Roll calls are what actually happened to our kids’ classrooms.

Use our tool to find your legislators, check how they voted on critical issues that impact school funding, and see who is on your ballot. Remember, vote by November 3rd!

Senate District 31
Sen. Rick Brattin
R

Absent
HB 2002 School funding
Underfunded public schools by $190M.

Yes
HB 2012 Voucher funding
Allocated $60M in public funds to private schools

Yes
HJRs 173 & 174 Tax amendment
Put elimination of the state income tax on the ballot, which could have cost public schools $1.4 billion

About these votes

HB 2002: FY 2027 K-12 education budget; kept the foundation formula about $190M below what state law requires. Senate Amendment 2 (Apr 22) would have fully funded it and failed 10-20. Vote reflects roll call at final passage (May 6).

HB 2012: FY 2027 budget for statewide officials, including the State Treasurer’s MOScholars private school voucher program. Vote reflects roll call at final passage (May 6).

HJRs 173 & 174: joint resolution placing the income tax amendment on the Aug 4, 2026 ballot as Amendment 5 (rejected by voters). House final = Apr 21 vote agreeing to the Senate version; Senate = Apr 15 passage. Vote reflects roll call at final passage (House Apr 21, Senate Apr 15).

[….]

[emphasis added]

“Absent”

Vote accordingly.

Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D) [2026 file photo].

Brandon Phelps (r): Public Education? Not so much…

29 Thursday Oct 2026

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54th Legislative District, Brandon Phelps, budget, education, General Assembly, missouri, Private School Vouchers, Public Education, Taigan Plummer

Brandon Phelps (r) [left], Taigan Plummer (D) [right] [2026 file photo].

A legislative vote scorecard on public education:

Parents for Missouri Public Schools

2026 education scorecard

How your legislators voted on public schools
A legislator’s votes are the clearest record of what they value. Speeches, mailers, and yard signs are promises. Roll calls are what actually happened to our kids’ classrooms.

Use our tool to find your legislators, check how they voted on critical issues that impact school funding, and see who is on your ballot. Remember, vote by November 3rd!

House District 54
Rep. Brandon Phelps
R

Yes
HB 2002 School funding
Underfunded public schools by $190M.

Yes
HB 2012 Voucher funding
Allocated $60M in public funds to private schools

Yes
HJRs 173 & 174 Tax amendment
Put elimination of the state income tax on the ballot, which could have cost public schools $1.4 billion

About these votes

HB 2002: FY 2027 K-12 education budget; kept the foundation formula about $190M below what state law requires. Senate Amendment 2 (Apr 22) would have fully funded it and failed 10-20. Vote reflects roll call at final passage (May 6).

HB 2012: FY 2027 budget for statewide officials, including the State Treasurer’s MOScholars private school voucher program. Vote reflects roll call at final passage (May 6).

HJRs 173 & 174: joint resolution placing the income tax amendment on the Aug 4, 2026 ballot as Amendment 5 (rejected by voters). House final = Apr 21 vote agreeing to the Senate version; Senate = Apr 15 passage. Vote reflects roll call at final passage (House Apr 21, Senate Apr 15).

[….]

[….]

[emphasis added]

There you go.

Vote accordingly.

Campaign Finance: “YES” on Amendment 6 – protect your voice

29 Thursday Oct 2026

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Amendment 6, campaign finance, Constitution, Constitutional amendment, initiatives, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission

“YES” on Amendment 6, the rest are tricks.

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission in support of the initiative to preserve and expand Missouri voters’ voices:

C264382 10/29/2026 Vote Yes on Amendment 6 Preserve Middle Class America, Inc 1850 East Division Street Springfield MO 65803 10/28/2026 $100,000.00

C264382 10/29/2026 Vote Yes on Amendment 6 United Association Political Education Missouri Committee – Federal Committee Three Park Place Annapolis MD 21401 10/28/2026 $250,000.00

[emphasis added]

Amendment 6

[….]

Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to:

– expand the initiative and referendum petition process by making it a fundamental right;
– allow courts to revise ballot summaries through lawsuits;
– prohibit the legislature from weakening initiative or referendum powers;
– prohibit the legislature from changing or repealing laws enacted through the initiative process, or passing laws similar to those rejected by referendum, – without approval from at least 80% of both chambers; and
– preserve existing majority vote and signature requirements for initiative and referendum petitions?

State and local governmental entities estimate no costs or savings.

Fair Ballot Language:

A “yes” vote will prohibit the people’s elected representatives from directly amending or changing any law enacted through the initiative process; require that any modifications to laws enacted through the initiative process be referred to the people by a vote of at least 80% of each chamber of the General Assembly; restrict the legislature from passing laws that limit the ability to pursue initiatives and referenda; maintain the current signature requirements of five percent of the individual legal voters in each of two-thirds of Missouri’s congressional districts for proposing a law; maintain the current signature requirement of eight percent of individual legal voters in each of two-thirds of Missouri’s congressional districts for proposing a constitutional amendment; and maintain the current requirement that a simple statewide majority of votes cast on a measure by individual legal voters is sufficient to enact any law or constitutional amendment.

[….]

It is a plan.

Vote ‘YES’ on Amendment 6.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: off to the races (September 12, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 2 (September 14, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 3 (September 15, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 4 (September 17, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 5 (September 18, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 6 (September 18, 2026)

“Yes” on 6, “No” on the rest (October 2, 2026)

Campaign Finance: they’re not @&^%$* around (October 8, 2026)

Campaign Finance: shifting into high gear (October 9, 2026)

Campaign Finance: working people – “Yes” on Amendment 6 (October 15, 2026)

Campaign Finance: more from working people – “Yes” on Amendment 6 (October 16, 2026)

Campaign Finance: even more from working people – “Yes” on Amendment 6 (October 16, 2026)

Campaign Finance: “YES” on Amendment 6 – working people (October 28, 2026)

Campaign Finance: “YES” on Amendment 6 – working people

28 Wednesday Oct 2026

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance

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“YES” on Amendment 6, the rest are tricks.

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission in support of the initiative to preserve and expand Missouri voters’ voices:

C264382 10/28/2026 Vote Yes on Amendment 6 Laborers Local 42 401 S. Ewing St Louis MO 63103 10/1/2026 $268,856.22

[emphasis added]

Amendment 6

[….]

Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to:

– expand the initiative and referendum petition process by making it a fundamental right;
– allow courts to revise ballot summaries through lawsuits;
– prohibit the legislature from weakening initiative or referendum powers;
– prohibit the legislature from changing or repealing laws enacted through the initiative process, or passing laws similar to those rejected by referendum, – without approval from at least 80% of both chambers; and
– preserve existing majority vote and signature requirements for initiative and referendum petitions?

State and local governmental entities estimate no costs or savings.

Fair Ballot Language:

A “yes” vote will prohibit the people’s elected representatives from directly amending or changing any law enacted through the initiative process; require that any modifications to laws enacted through the initiative process be referred to the people by a vote of at least 80% of each chamber of the General Assembly; restrict the legislature from passing laws that limit the ability to pursue initiatives and referenda; maintain the current signature requirements of five percent of the individual legal voters in each of two-thirds of Missouri’s congressional districts for proposing a law; maintain the current signature requirement of eight percent of individual legal voters in each of two-thirds of Missouri’s congressional districts for proposing a constitutional amendment; and maintain the current requirement that a simple statewide majority of votes cast on a measure by individual legal voters is sufficient to enact any law or constitutional amendment.

[….]

It is a plan.

Vote ‘YES’ on Amendment 6.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: off to the races (September 12, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 2 (September 14, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 3 (September 15, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 4 (September 17, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 5 (September 18, 2026)

Campaign Finance: off to the races – part 6 (September 18, 2026)

“Yes” on 6, “No” on the rest (October 2, 2026)

Campaign Finance: they’re not @&^%$* around (October 8, 2026)

Campaign Finance: shifting into high gear (October 9, 2026)

Campaign Finance: working people – “Yes” on Amendment 6 (October 15, 2026)

Campaign Finance: more from working people – “Yes” on Amendment 6 (October 16, 2026)

Campaign Finance: even more from working people – “Yes” on Amendment 6 (October 16, 2026)

“YES” on Amendment 6, the rest are tricks.

Mark Alford (r): “Ask me no more questions, I’ll tell you no more lies…”

28 Wednesday Oct 2026

Posted by Michael Bersin in Congress, Mark Alford, social media

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former newsreader, gaslighting, healthcare, Mark Alford, right wingnut, rural hospital closures, social media, sycophant, that ridiculous hat, Trump sycophant

Mark Alford (r) [2025 file photo]

Yesterday:

Congressman Mark Alford
[October 28, 2026]

SHOW-ME RESULTS 🇺🇸
After visiting nearly every rural hospital in Missouri’s Fourth District, I’ve seen firsthand just how important these facilities are to the communities they serve.
That’s why I introduced the Sustaining Rural Healthcare Act to give hospitals like Bates County Memorial a new pathway to Critical Access Hospital status, helping them remain financially stable and continue caring for families in MO-04. 🏥
We’re fighting to protect our rural hospitals and make sure Missouri families continue to have access to emergency care close to home!
#ShowMeResults #WorkingForYou
[….]

Some of the responses:

Congressman, your voting record appears to have wandered out of the photo.
On July 3, 2025, you voted YES on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. That law was projected to cut federal Medicaid spending by $911 billion over ten years, including approximately $137 billion in rural areas.
Now you’re posing at a rural hospital under “SHOW-ME RESULTS” and asking us to admire your commitment to keeping the doors open.
Some of us read the roll calls between photo opportunities.
Your proposed Medicare reimbursement fix could help Bates County Memorial. Good. Pursue it. But explain how that squares with your vote for Medicaid reductions that put additional financial pressure on rural healthcare providers.
And before the predictable response about the $50 billion rural health fund: that money lasts five years, serves purposes beyond hospitals, and doesn’t fully replace the projected rural Medicaid losses. Putting some money back doesn’t make the larger reduction disappear. Arithmetic remains stubbornly unimpressed by campaign graphics.
Your post says you introduced legislation. Introducing a bill is a step. It isn’t evidence that a hospital has received additional reimbursement or that you’ve saved one from closure.
So here’s the question your post conveniently avoids:
How much funding do hospitals in your district stand to lose under the law you supported, and how much would your proposed bill actually restore?
Show us those numbers, Congressman.
You brought the photograph. Bring the accounting.

Over the last 10 years (2016–2026), 12 to 14 rural hospitals have closed in Missouri (out of 21 total hospital closures across the state during that span). Recent 2026 reports indicate that roughly 50% of Missouri’s remaining rural hospitals are considered at risk of closing due to workforce shortages, inflation, and federal funding pressures, with a significant percentage projected to face severe jeopardy within the next few years. Medicaid cuts are a major contributing factor.
Whats taken you so long to notice?
Herrera for Congress!!!

hmm, seems like maybe the Trump admin shouldn’t have dismantled all of the oversight bodies. We need to eliminate and prosecute fraud, not cut healthcare

Midterms Approaching Propaganda and significant self-promotion

ACA was implemented 16 years ago! I don’t understand why people keep blaming everything on it and not doing anything to change it!!

Before the BBBill they were in good shape
You broke them

Congressman Mark Alford
Bullshit MAGA Kool-Aid!
What about your vote and support for The Big Bullshit Bill?
I cast my vote today for Herrera for Congress 🗳 🇺🇸
Be sure to look both ways before you go fuck yourself!

Did you tell them you voted to cut their funding???

Mark Awful, liar.

How did you vote on the big beautiful bill that takes away healthcare? Munchausen by proxy? I’ll make healthcare sick then pretend to nurse it back to health in an election cycle.

Markey Poo 💩,
Do you ever read the comments after you post this garbage? You and your ilk are going down.
Vote Blue
Flush this turd down the toilet!

AGAIN INTRODUCED. That gets us nowhere. You’ve not stayed in session long enough to get anything done.

Revisionist history! Fox TV personality Marky Asswipe voted to cut healthcare for Missourians. Vote him out!!

Mark Awful, why don’t you tell your constituents what happens to Medicaid on Jan 1, 2027. Come on Mark, you voted for it.

Funny how Alford wants applause for introducing a bill to help rural hospitals after voting for Trump’s legislation that included Medicaid cuts which will expedite rural healthcare facilities closings.
You don’t get credit for putting out a fire while helping start it.
Vote for Jordan J Herrera.

Alford voted with Trump to cut Medicaid Medicare and insurance premium subsidies causing rural hospitals to close. This post is a lie . Vote him out vote Blue everybody.

So..
Bailing out hospitals your trump supporting agenda wrecks?..?
Weird.

This guy has such a dominant maga voter base that he just lies right to our faces

Bla,Bla,Bla lil’ boy!!!🤡🤡🤡🤮🤮🤮

I think Mark Alford didn’t read the Big Beautiful Bill before he voted on it.
One of the changes that Republicans won’t talk about is going to create an even worse doctor and nurse shortage in rural Missouri:
Graduate Medical Loan Changes
• Beginning July 1, 2026, Grad PLUS loans will be eliminated for new borrowers and new
lifetime borrowing caps will apply for medical school and nursing students.
[….]

Big Beautiful Bill? Remember voting for it and cutting healthcare? I remember!

Good morning to everyone except the incumbent politicians suddenly knocking on doors and begging for votes:
Years of ignoring your constituents. Seven days of pretending to give a fuck.
We’re voting you out.

Why are we inviting criminals into the United States?
A senior State Department official says Brazilian opposition candidate and Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro and his family will be granted U.S. visas after his weekend presidential election loss.
Bolsonaro had been ordered in Brazil to surrender his passports and said yesterday that he had no plans to leave his country, amid an investigation into alleged corruption, money laundering and tax evasion.
[….]

Fascists get in for free.

How about holding Marco Rubio accountable?
On March 18, 2025, Secretary of State Marco Rubio handed the reins of the US Agency for International Development to Jeremy Lewin, a 28-year-old graduate of Harvard Law School, former investment banker, and affiliate of Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency. At the time, Lewin’s appointment drew criticism because of his lack of experience in government, diplomacy, or foreign assistance. But for career staff inside the agency, the issues surrounding Lewin’s new role were much more alarming than his thin résumé.
For at least two months, USAID senior staff had no knowledge of how Lewin, who appeared at the agency one day as a policymaker on an obscure detail from the General Services Administration, could have suddenly begun wielding the powers of the agency’s top official.
Internal USAID emails reviewed by WIRED reveal that during the three-week period of March 18 to April 4, during which Lewin began canceling lifesaving aid programs and personally signed off on the termination of thousands of USAID employees, he did not sign the paperwork typically required by law to begin work at the agency, despite repeated requests. In fact, his appointment was so mysterious that USAID security was unable to issue him an ID card because they had no records of his employment.
[….]

Where’s my DOGE check? Can you check on that for us? Christmas is coming up soon.

expect it in about two weeks along with that healthcare plan they’ve been promising for 10 plus years😂

I wish you and all the government officials could live my (or any middle- or low-income people) lives. Then maybe you would understand what you and your buddies have done to the US!!!!! Shame on you.

You’re a little late. Our hospital has already shut down several departments and laid off lots of people!!!! Just because you want votes, you’re saying this!!!!!

Visiting another rural hospital for a photo op that you voted to close in the big bullshit bill?… Way to go sleepy mark!
[….]

Is that why you voted to cut millions from them through Medicaid and Medicare cuts?

After the midterms the $500 billion cuts to Medicare begin! The Republican Big Beautiful Bill is stealing your healthcare! 😔

Wwjd?
[….]

That’s super fantastic.
So, anything on the crippling prices of gas, diesel, groceries, health insurance or housing? How about a plan to help OUR farmers instead of enriching Argentina’s farmers with their uninspected mystery meat. Maybe a check on the out of control corruption? Perhaps a sound plan to stop the needless war that trump started? Epstein files? Anything at all?
[….]

So, is everybody ready for the 2026 version of “Stop The Steal”? I wonder if Gym Jordan and the other maga dirtbags have their bullhorns and posters out of storage yet. I do hope they try it again, would love to see what happens this time.
[….]

Mark Alford (r) [2024 file photo].

Today in Central Missouri – signs

27 Tuesday Oct 2026

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28th Senate District, 4th Congressional District, 52nd Legislative District, Jordan Herrera, Mike McCaffree, missouri, Rene Vance

Spotted on the road, along U.S. Highway 50:

Mike McCafree (D).

Rene Vance (D).

Jordan Herrera (D).

One week. Vote. Vote now.

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