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Do not read the comments

22 Tuesday Dec 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri Governor, social media

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Do not read the comments.
Do not read the comments.
Do not read the comments.
Do not read the comments.
Read the comments. Then you will truly understand why this is not an American century.

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Today on Facebook:

Governor Mike Parson
This Christmas, let’s work to keep our families, our neighbors, and ALL Missourians safe during the pandemic. This means social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands, not just one of these, but all three.
Be responsible. Avoid large gatherings and crowds. Limit interactions to less than 15 minutes. We know our actions DO make an impact. This is a critical time for our state, so let’s do our best to protect one another.
[…]

Some of the responses:

We’re not all Christians, Mike, keep your preaching to your personal page.

free speech. Not everyone is an atheist or or religion

and he is representing a government office which, by the constitution, means that he may not show favor to any one religion.

well I am and I want to hear it and give thanks. If you don’t like it simply log off

hah you have no authority either.

nah but the constitution does ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

well the constitution was written by Christians. Duh

good for you, go to church

well the constitution prohibits the government from favoring any one religion. Duh

ok take god off the almighty dollar

yes please. It was added in the 50s, like with the pledge.

bah humbug

I celebrate Christmas. That doesn’t mean I give my representatives a pass for violating the constitution.

sin e you don’t believe,,,it doesn’t exist, shouldn’t bother you in the least ,,,so move on,,,,,

I believe the constitution exists,,,so I won’t move on,,,

as I’ve pointed out multiple times, it prohibits favoring any one religion. See the Establishment Clause.

if you’ll notice in my original comment I suggested the governor post his personal beliefs on his personal page. This page represents his office.

it’s part of who he. Like I mentioned before if you don’t like it just log off

and like I’ve mentioned, that’s not how government representation works. If my representative is not following the constitution, I’m well within my right to express that and demand he do better.

all religion besides Christianity will get you thrown into hell fire.

That’s good to know.

I don’t care. That’s for church, not government offices.

I disagree

yeah, with the constitution.

Another thread:

5,000 dead Missourians. Failed leadership.

was he supposed to wipe your nose for you? Take care of yourself or move to one of the nanny states.

don’t worry.
Pelosi made sure you got 600 bucks. And illegal aliens get 1800.

WTF?

And 500 monthly in accidents car. 4000 a month in abortion. And all the killing 500 get real

those numbers simply are not true… MO averages about 700 or so auto fatalities EACH YEAR, not 500 a month… And who knows where you pulled that abortions number from… you’re clueless and a bit incoherent.

Take it up with China

Do you complain about flu deaths every year?

Now that you ask, yes.

yes because one man can control the actions of millions of people as well as a microscopic virus that was man made by Fauci in China.

could have done those 3 things 7 months ago. Could have worn masks and avoided public gatherings and social events with no masks. That’s a start. Failed leadership. Answer that

ot is called individual responsibility for your own actions. Freedom means there are consequences to choices and each must pay the toll for their own choices. If you want government control move to Germany, they are inspecting houses to be sure people never leave and fining them 500 Euros if people are not home when inspected.

Yes, but people are paying the toll for other people’s choices.

noone is paying a toll for anyone’s choice but their own. Avoid hotspoylts and danger zones and you will be fine if you keep yourself clean, get rest, exercise and stay away from people you ou do not know.
Everyone but me in my family is high risk and noone has gotten it yet because we have all been careful.

Not everyone has the luxury of staying away from people they don’t know. There are elderly and compromised people that are still in the work force. I know of an Amish woman who got it and she never leaves the community (she survived, at least).

Another thread:

You are in a secular office of the people. Not all of them are Christian. Do not use your public office to make wishes of just one religion. You have not noted Hannukah, Diwali, Kawanza, or Yule or any other winter Holidays. If you are only going to mention the holiday of your religion put it on your personal page.

Has reading comprehension issues:

obviously you know nothing about our constitution or what it was patterned on or what guidelines it followed. Try reading Leviticus in your Bible if you have one. It was based on Godly, biblical principles. And Christmas is the time we celebrate the birth of Christ. Other holidays have their own dates, so let them celebrate then.

Christmas isn’t a Christian holiday, it’s a pagan holiday.

hah. You have no authority.

WTF?

as a constituent I can ask that my leaders respect the people, and follow both the State and federal constitution. Based on your view, you have no power either, so what it the point of that statement?
[….]
…Yule is the Pagan Holiday. Christmas, specifically in the context of the Governor’s post is a Christian Holiday. It celebrates the birth of Christ. Hence the name Christ-Mass. As both a member of the Pagan Clergy, and having a degree in Religious Studies, I am a bit of an expert on this.

Whatever faith you are you must not observe kindness and not judging others!!!

High ideals. No follow through.

ah shut up. Read, view and pass if you can’t say something nice go protest somewhere else!

No, our constitution was not based on Biblical principles. You need to drop your Bible and read a factual history book. Here’s a real shocker for you, the people of Israel aren’t Christian and neither was Jesus.

once again you take something out of context. Did I say that America was a Christian nation. NO…I did not. I said it our constitution was based on Biblical principles, which in fact was given to Israel, God’s chosen people and nation. Read your Bible.

clearly you missed the post where he wished Happy Hannukah

the point is that Parson is only acknowledging one religion/religious holiday, and marginalizing other religions..

I didn’t take anything out of context. Maybe you need to return to school and quit reading the Bible.
The constitution protects your right to read the Bible, but is not based on Bible teachings.

yes! We are all free to worship who and how we please and our leaders should not be representing their personal beliefs. He should keep it to his personal page, not as the Governor

Democracy = majority rules over the minority. Majority voted him into office. He can express his religion as he likes whether in office, or after hours. If you wish to control others that much, go to a communist country.

WTF?

I do have authority. Given to me by Christ Jesus. I may be an expert too. Since I have an associate degree in theology and working on my bachelors degree. Your either for Jesus or your against Him.

one nation under God. Kick rocks…

Stay in school, kids.

Another thread:

Now the governor tries his hand at preaching to deflect from his gross lack of pandemic leadership, all the while chomping at the bit to get the vaccines going to somehow compensate for coronavirus deaths on his watch.

no worries you’re going to get your free $600. Born to live: live to die. Get a life lady.

get a life. He sure as hell didn’t cause the virus and what about you take care of yourself? I took care of myself. Didn’t wait around for anyone to tell me how to take care of myself.

“He sure as hell didn’t cause the virus”. Whoa that’s got to be yet another Parson level diversion quote. “Take care of myself”? Unfortunately not everyone in Missouri has that absolute luxury. Plenty have to get out in the public to earn a living and when the other do not use Covid precautions they expose the virus and infect others. Selfish Parson doesn’t want to require the mask to protect others obviously because it would hurt him politically. Instead, he diverts by preaching masking at us.

if you then think a mask protects you, then wear one. It does not need to be government mandated.

Uh, it protects others. Sociopath.

be happy for once!

It’s hard to “be happy” when infected Missourians are cramming our hospital beds and when Covid eats their lives away.

Mike Parson has done an excellent job. Probably why he was re-elected by the majority.

you make stupid look natural

if a mask can’t protect YOU, then how is it supposed to protect others? And there are millions of mask wearers, yet the numbers aren’t going down. Why? Because it’s a virus…only a good immune system can fight a virus. An continually worn masks deplete your own immune system. And fyi, I wear one where required, but am not stupid enough to wear in in my own car alone with windows rolled up, or outside in my yard with no one around. This is not about a virus. It’s about government control. Wake up!

This in definitely not the American Century.

Again, assumes facts not in evidence

09 Wednesday Dec 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri Governor, social media

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chutzpah, Corona virus, COVID-19, governor, health care, Medicaid expansion, Mike Parson, missouri, pandemic, right wingnut, social media, Twitter

Chutzpah.

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Yesterday:

Governor Mike Parson @GovParsonMO
I want ALL Missourians to know that if you are sick, we will take care of you.
9:17 AM · Dec 8, 2020

Some of the responses:

What are YOU doing to take care of ALL Missourians? Have you implemented Medicaid expansion? Have you prevented rural hospitals from closing? Have you slowed down COVID transmission?

I’d much rather know that you will help prevent me from getting sick. You know… be preventative with masks instead of reactionary with ICU beds. Crazy talk, eh?

Nurses willl take care of you. This man won’t. Blame him when you can’t find a nurse to be at your bedside.

As my husband gets ready to go to work in the hospital today I want you to know that you are a disgrace to the office of Governor of Missouri. We are drowning out here and you claim to be saving us. Gtfoh.

Remember when you wouldn’t support expanding Medicaid? I’ll wait

Ummmmm….actually not so much.

How did you feel after touring Covid units at hospitals in Missouri? Oh wait, that hasn’t happened yet.

‘Republicans campaigned hard against [medicaid] expansion, with Parson among the most outspoken in opposition.’

Have a statewide mask mandate and watch those numbers go down. Look at Australia, NZ and Taiwan. They’re about back to normal. This is a Failure!

Japan has 20 times Missouri’s population, but has 50% less Covid deaths. They wear masks and their leaders don’t downplay the virus.

… but we won’t do anything to stop you from getting sick.

fixed it for you.

you’re welcome.

So far away from the reality of normal people, he thinks you can just get medical care without coverage, and doesn’t understand what “medical bankruptcy” is. Prevention, not an option in his world, either.

You heard it here people, just send your medical bills to Gov. Parson. He’s going to take care of it. /s

With all due respect, this is a misleading tweet. We need staff to run those vents and take care of those beds. I work for a busy Level 1 Trauma Center and personally haven’t accepted an ICU patient in weeks. Missourians are going to Iowa, Illinois, South Dakota, etc for care.

“We’ll take care of you”

But only once we actively make ensure that every citizen of Missouri contracts COVID by refusing to do any preventative measures in order to serve our Wall Street donors and sociopathic political ideology.

Can you please also focus on PREVENTING us from getting sick? It is no comfort that help only starts if I get covid. I would prefer to be in a place that prioritizes prevention over emergency medical care.

When is Medicaid expansion going into effect?
A lot of us lost a job this year and find ourselves in the hole where we can’t get Medicaid AND we can’t get any subsidies on the marketplace to afford insurance, so we’re totally screwed.

.. go on… ? Explain how you are actually doing this. Rural & urban areas are overwhelmed this week. Use that CARES money to help suffering people.

Covid is a complete disaster for the rural Midwest and was largely due to your political pandering and inaction. This message is a false promise and we still have no actionable strategies or plans in place. What should we do? Really, make a call.

What if instead you, I don’t know, implemented a mandate that would, just maybe, keep more people safe….so you didn’t HAVE to take care of us. Because what you are saying is not what the healthcare professionals are saying.

That’s a lie. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Remember that oldie but goodie, Mike? This statement is some of your worst lip service yet! MANDATE MASKS like the healthcare workers of this state have been begging you to.

It’s almost as if we’ve mismanaged our way into Medicare for All.

But, as the Post Dispatch reports you continue , and only God knows why, to ignore state wide mitigation efforts, thereby contributing to the continuing spread of Covid in Missouri. This is unbelievable incompetence and dereliction of duty Sir.

Sadly, Missouri elected the Governor it deserves.

Except the seniors who are being held as prisoners and away from their family because of your negligence and incompetence. You will be older one day Governor but as a Christian I will not want the same to be done to you for what you have allowed to be done to them.

Here’s a CRAZY idea, do more to KEEP PEOPLE FROM GETTING SICK with a mask mandate. And I wonder how many people will get sick from your Governor’s Mansion open house? It’s great that you open it to the people of Missouri at Christmas but NOT DURING A PANDEMIC IN A RED COUNTY!

How about putting a plan in place so that people aren’t as likely to get sick and have to go to the hospital. Maybe be proactive instead of reactive when dealing with a deadly pandemic.

How about covering us before we get sick?

That’s great, but when are you going to address the lack of rural hospitals or your lack of action throughout most of the pandemic or even not implementing Medicaid expansion? Words are meaningless without action, Mr. Governor.

Notice he doesn’t reassure that we have enough properly trained critical care physicians, nurses and respiratory therapists.

So you’re going to be volunteering next to nurses in COVID wards to make sure everyone is taken care of?

Oh god, I think I’d rather take my chances w understaffed, overworked nurses than gov heehaw. Thanks for the nightmares

Is that why you fought Medicaid expansion? Here’s a novel idea, why don’t you do something that might PREVENT us from getting sick? LIKE A MASK MANDATE

You kicked thousands of kids off Medicaid.

Oh, that’s a relief. What’s the address of the governor’s mansion for forwarding of ginormous medical bills?

You covering medical expenses too?

Given the republican parties response to Covid19 “take care of you” sounds like a threat.

This tweet is like me telling my kids its OK to play with broken glass because we’ve got plenty of bandaids.

Governor, thank you for not giving in to the pearl clutchers and forcing face diapers on us.

Science!

So where do I send my medical bills?🖒

Fact check: this is false.

You need a better stand up routine.

Take care of Missourians how? Free body bag?

By closing rural hospitals?

All?! That sounds pretty… universal.

Is this a joke? Missouri’s handling of COVID has been an embarrassing disaster.

I mean, YOU aren’t taking care of anyone

Making this post takes nerve I’ve never seen before.

Chutzpah.

Then act like it.

And on and on.

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Previously:

Are you smarter than Missouri’s governor? (March 31, 2020)

Why would a church need liability protection legislation during a pandemic?

12 Thursday Nov 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri Governor

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Corona virus, COVID-19, General Assembly, liability protection, Mike Parson, Missuri, pandemic, Special Session

Or anyone else?

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Priorities:

GOVERNOR PARSON EXPANDS CALL TO SPECIAL SESSION, PROPOSES NEW LEGISLATION REGARDING COVID-19 LIABILITY

Press Release
NOVEMBER 12, 2020
JEFFERSON CITY — Today, Governor Mike Parson expanded his call to special session to include a new bill regarding COVID-19 liability.

The proposed legislation provides liability protection relating to a declared state of emergency for health care providers, manufacturers, businesses, schools, churches, and nonprofit organizations, among others.

[….]

Sure, schools could force teachers to work in unsafe conditions – no liability. Oh, too late, you all reelected these same people. Sad.

Some of the responses on Twitter:

You want to protect businesses from getting sued but not protect humans from dying. Odd

Summary of Gov.Parson’s presser:

He will do whatever it takes to protect corporations during a pandemic. School kids, teachers, staff & their families? You’re on your own. Fingers crossed you don’t get sick before a vaccine is available.

Who voted for this???

1,713,152 Missouri Voters.

LIABILITY?!

That’s where your priorities lie?

STOP THE SPREAD FIRST, worry about the lawsuits after we get that taken care of!!!

Protect entities from lawsuits but not people from getting sick? Get the heck out of here with this nonsense. Most cities and counties do NOT have mask mandates and it shows. If you can see how well it works in schools, why not a statewide mandate??

Does this cover the Governor’s failures?

Nope, he figures he’s good for four more years.

How about a mask mandate, you turd.

Congratulations Missouri. This is the person you elected.

Shorter Hee Haw: Only Business Lives Matter.

Thank you Governor for choosing to let people die daily while rolling back restrictions

How about you do things to limit COVID spread, not reward those who refuse to take up your call for “personal responsibility?”

This is so fucking ridiculous

Okay, hold up. You care about protecting finances over actual lives? Am I reading this right? This is how you spend your time?

Killing children and teachers isn’t going to improve anything for you.

Or them either.

Do you realize what you’re doing? People are DYING and all you care about is limiting liabilities. Our hospitals in KC are FULL but you couldn’t care less. You’re the worst, most unqualified person we could have in the governors office.

It will get worse. You know, science and math.

Campaign Finance: still, it’s in their nature

29 Thursday Oct 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance, Missouri Governor

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Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Uniting Missouri, an extremely well-funded right wingnut PAC propping up Missouri Governor Mike Parson (r):

C180490 10/29/2020 Uniting Missouri PAC REPUBLICAN GOVERNORS ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI 2020 1747 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW SUITE 250 WASHINGTON DC 20006 10/29/2020 $500,000.00

[emphasis added]

And that came from:

C201214 10/29/2020 Republican Governors Association – Missouri 2020 Republican Governors Association 1747 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Suite 250 Washington DC 20006 10/28/2020 $600,000.00

[emphasis added]

Just a little off the top.

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Previously:

Campaign Finance: they keep dumping money (October 27, 2020)

Campaign Finance: every which way

27 Tuesday Oct 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance, Missouri Governor

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campaign finance, governor, Mike Parson, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission, Nicole Galloway, PACs

State Auditor Nicole Galloway (D) [2019 file photo].

C201190 10/27/2020 Democratic Governors Association – Missouri Democratic Governors Association 1225 Eye St NW, Ste 1100 Washington DC 20005 10/26/2020 $925,000.00

C201190 10/27/2020 Democratic Governors Association – Missouri Democratic Governors Association 1225 Eye St NW, Ste 1100 Washington DC 20005 10/26/2020 $850,000.00

[emphasis added]

C201352 10/27/2020 A Stronger Missouri Democratic Governors Association – Missouri 1225 Eye St NW Ste 1100 Washington DC 20005 10/26/2020 $850,000.00

C201352 10/27/2020 A Stronger Missouri Democratic Governors Association – Missouri 1225 Eye St NW Ste 1100 Washington DC 20005 10/26/2020 $925,000.00

[emphasis added]

C201352 10/27/2020 A Stronger Missouri Keep Government Accountable PO Box 414435 Kansas City MO 64141 10/26/2020 $200,000.00

[emphasis added]

Coming to a television set near you soon.

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Previously:

Campaign Finance: making the rubble bounce (October 21, 2020)

Campaign Finance: they keep dumping money

27 Tuesday Oct 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance, Missouri Governor

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Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission for Uniting Missouri, an extremely well-funded right wingnut PAC propping up Missouri Governor Mike Parson (r):

C180490 10/27/2020 Uniting Missouri PAC REPUBLICAN GOVERNORS ASSOCIATION – MISSOURI 2020 1747 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW SUITE 250 WASHINGTON DC 20006 10/26/2020 $1,700,000.00

[emphasis added]

Bad money after bad.

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Previously:

Campaign Finance: the wringing of hands…with lots of cash (October 20, 2020)

Campaign Finance: y tiempo para gastarlas

24 Saturday Oct 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance, Missouri Governor, Uncategorized

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They’ll find a way.

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C201214 10/24/2020 Republican Governors Association – Missouri 2020 Republican Governors Association 1747 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Suite 250 Washington DC 20006 10/23/2020 $1,600,000.00

He needs the help, eh?

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Campaign Finance: making the rubble bounce

21 Wednesday Oct 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance, Missouri Governor

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campaign finance, governor, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission, PACs

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2018 file photo].

Today at the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C201190 10/21/2020 Democratic Governors Association – Missouri Democratic Governors Association 1225 Eye St NW, Ste 1100 Washington DC 20005 10/19/2020 $250,000.00

C201190 10/21/2020 Democratic Governors Association – Missouri Democratic Governors Association 1225 Eye St NW, Ste 1100 Washington DC 20005 10/19/2020 $625,000.00

C201352 10/21/2020 A Stronger Missouri Democratic Governors Association – Missouri 1225 Eye St NW Ste. 1100 Washington DC 20005 10/19/2020 $625,000.00

C201352 10/21/2020 A Stronger Missouri Democratic Governors Association – Missouri 1225 Eye St NW Ste. 1100 Washington DC 20005 10/19/2020 $250,000.00

C201352 10/21/2020 A Stronger Missouri Keep Government Accountable PO Box 414435 Kansas City MO 64141 10/19/2020 $500,000.00

[emphasis added]

Make it bounce higher.

Nicole Galloway (D) [2016 file photo].

Twenty years ago

16 Friday Oct 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri Governor

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Mel Carnahan, missouri

Ten years ago (October 17, 2010)

Spending that campaign cash: A very expensive combination of irony and satire…

16 Friday Oct 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in campaign finance, Missouri Governor

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campaign finance, governor, mail, Mike Parson, missouri, PACs, Uniting Missouri PAC

It has to be that.

In our mail this week from Uniting Missouri, an extremely well-funded right wingnut PAC propping up Missouri Governor Mike Parson (r):

“Law and order” – Uh, who’s been in charge in Missouri? You know, like the current governor, almost all of the statewide office holders, and the General Assembly? It’s going that well?

“Election and postal experts recommend returning your absentee or mail ballot NOW to ensure timely arrival” – They must really believe weir awl stoopit. Has this ever been an issue before? Again, who’s been in charge? Who ordered the dismantling of sorting machines across the country? Who was that?

“Getting back to normal” – “Yes…we are OPEN, welcome” – We notice the proprietor of the establishment (probably a stock photo) isn’t wearing a mask. How convenient. No, thank you.

From the Missouri DHSS COVID-19 Dashboard, October 16, 2020:

Back to the address side of the mail piece:

“St. Louis Post Dispatch ‘Absentee Voters Surge'” – Not particularly subtle, is it?

“Join your neighbors” – Even less subtle.

Governor Mike Parson (r) [2019 file photo].

Previously:

Campaign Finance: a case of nerves (October 2, 2020)

Campaign Finance: there’s plenty of money to pass around (October 9, 2020)

You’re not “pro life” if you can’t be bothered to wear a mask during a pandemic… (October 13, 2020)

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