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28 Tuesday Apr 2026
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Sadly, yes.
Today:
Congressman Mark Alford
[April 28, 2026]đ¨ Enough is enough. What happened this weekend should shake every American.
A secure White House ballroom is a necessary step forward:
[…]
âFolks, security isnât a talking pointâitâs a responsibility. When threats against our leaders, especially the President of the United States, are rising, we donât get the luxury of delay or debate for the sake of optics. Building a secure White House Ballroom isnât about prestige. Itâs about preparedness. In this moment, action isnât optional. Itâs overdue!,â said RSC Messaging Task Force Chair Mark Alford (MO-04).
Some of the responses:
We have a mass shootings every couple of days. The violence and violent language has been growing in polotics for decades.
It is not one sided. Denounce it on the GOP side first then denounce across the board. Stop doing it yourself and work on publicly getting along with the democrats.
How many joint appearances have you had with congressman Cleaver?
This is a stupid idea. Donnie, even though he can’t, should delegate stuff like SECURITY to those that would have made a bunch of his appearances safer for all without a bunker/hall at the white house. much cheaper.
Spend, Spend, Spend and keep spending and wasting tax payer dollars on wars, ballrooms and lining a certain familyâs pockets. You werenât great on tv and your worse in congress!
Based on your statement I assume a bill strengthening security at public schools will be forthcoming from your office?
He has no problem playing golf out in the open after a previous “attempt”. So why is the ballroom so important?
Good little parrot [….]
So, it went from no tax payer money to tax payers are paying for it. Screw that ballroom.
What about when the president threatens us? What do we do then?
So is he going to hunker down in his ballroom and stay off the golf course? Cause he golfs every weekend, which doesnât seem too secure to me. BTW, I think maybe putting some energy and thought into helping the American people might be in order instead of bowing to his every wish. đĄ
Has Mexico paid for the wall yet?
Have some more kool aid
You know what was secure? The East Wing of the White House.
Huh? They weren’t at the White House.
How are those kneepads working for ya?
Will his indoor golf course be inside the ballroom too?
And what should we do to protect our school children?
I see you are in on the group texts giving you your talking points.
Maybe you should listen to your constituents instead. We are the ones you represent; not the greedy, narcissistic pres
Wow Mark!
I think itâs an absolutely amazing idea to build a ballroom in every single school in this country. I agree itâs very important to keep American safe. Oh wait⌠I thought this post was about gun violence. It turns out this is just more propaganda. smh
Cool. Now do schools!
And every school in America should receive the same.
That is just garbage.
I love this, the new Republican talking point is âballroom securityâ
you cannot make this up. Anything to deflect.
Build a ballroom in every city in the country, in the off chance the king visits.
Oh Mark
Will you come build and protect my classroom? Didnât think so
Look everyone-the newscaster speaks! đđđ
Hey weren’t you just clucking about the government having a spending problem? Nothing screams wasteful spending like an unnecessary ballroom.
itâs necessary for him to say they need one so he can kiss Trumps ass.
It would never host a private event…plot cheer boy
Trump said his friends were donating the money foe his ballroom and no taxpayer’s money would be used. What happened? The event was not a Whitehouse event, right?
that’s right.. the WHCA would have no right to hold a private event there. The donors have all signed deals which keeps them anonymous. This is not acceptable. It’s a forum for bribery and eveyone, including this jackass knows it.
How does a ballroom make everyone feel safe?
it makes the master happy, which makes Alford happy.
Can the president play golf in this ballroom? That would save taxpayers a lot of money (140 million spent on golf trips so far this term). Is it big enough for UFC fights or super bowls since he attends those events? Will all private events he attends in the country now be held in this ballroom? Like his fundraisers and crypto bros?
If a ballroom is now considered security, can we also get those for schools and churches? Lots of those in your districtâŚbut money is no object, right?
Oh but he can go to a WWF event or rallies, or golfâŚGTHOH about that damn ballroom. Security was fine. Nothing happened to him. Thatâs how it works. đ
Wait a minute I thought the tax payers weren’t paying for that??
Sadly, no. Kinda happens almost every day somewhere. Hits different when it affects you, huh? Just happened to be the privileged that had security in place to stop the person. What will the cost be for the security that will need to be in place when potus invites hundreds of randoâs onto WH property for a gala?
What happened to ALL the private donors!?! Or weren’t there any?????
I thought the ballroom was already paid for privately. How about focusing on real people with real ordinary issues in your district.
Why are we going to pay for it now? What about all these donations that have already paid for it?
How is this now a requirement for security? Heâs still going golfing. And to UFC fights. And football games. And presumably campaigning for people before midterms. None of which happens in that ballroom.
Sorry, not buying it. Security and fancy new expensive unnecessary Ballroom don’t go together.
Grifters
Just Stop!
you want to use tax dollars for a ballroom while Missouri is telling poor kids they can’t have cake and soda?
Is that right?
Not like an entire civilization was threatened.
We see what you did there.
No we should not pay for a ballroom. Fix healthcare first
Tell you what, on behalf of schools everywhere and the children running shooter preparedness drills in them, Iâll send thoughts and prayers your way and you can call them a ballroom
I thought this was going to be privately funded. Meanwhile, you can’t give us healthcare?
Your answer is to build a ballroom.
Will you build a ballroom in every school? Every public place?
Address the real issue with a real solution.
And forget the damn ballroom.
That ballroom will be no match for the November bulldozer thatâs coming your way.
Security is a talking point if you’re a little kid in a school.
Let see if I have this correct…in defiance of Congress, and the law, construction was announced and began last July. Less than a year ago. But meanwhile the GOP has had over 15 years to plan a better Healthcare system for the American people, all the while complaining about the program President Obama helped put in place, a program providing health-care to millions, some of whom voted for Trump.
Protection? While protecting the President is important, so are the millions of American children who face the possibility of dying while attending schools. We have lost thousands of children to gunfire at the hands of troubled gunmen. Yet MAGA thinks MORE GUNS is the answer, including arming teachers! Teachers are trained to educate not act as bodyguards or security.
Stop blaming other people for harmful, political rhetoric. The call is coming from inside the (White) House, Mark.
The new ballroom wouldnât fit the number of people at the WHCD. SoâŚ. Howâs that going to help?
You do know it was a private invitation only event. Not an official White House event .
You act like this is the first Year this event has been held outside of the White House. It’s been held many times before without incident. It’s not the location that is the issue. It’s the person. We don’t need a change of White House East Wing, we need a change of President
Hitler had a secure bunker that didn’t cost 400 millon.
Mark wants a epstein ballroom not health care for you. [….]
Thoughts and prayers!
Thatâs what Americaâs school children get!
Republicans now want to talk about a ballroom instead of Iran, Ukraine, affordability, healthcare,childcare, gas prices, cuts to Medicare Medicaid and snaps.
Oh ffs….here we go.
Is he going to Golf in the ballroom? What happened to the private funding that he said was in place before he just tore the East Wing down?
How would have a Secure WH ballroom stop this guy. President has no control over the press. Why would the American public pay for this private event.
Second does that mean anyone citizen can rent that ballroom just as they could have that hotel banquet room. Why do Americans even chose to believe these guys. Its why we are where we are at..
*shooting occurs*
NORMAL PEOPLE: “This is why we need gun laws”
MAGA: “This is why we need a White House Ballroom”
We were told it was privately funded. Now you want my money???
Are you seriously looking at the prices I’m paying for gas and groceries and telling me I need to dig deeper into my pockets to chip in for the presidents vanity project? Does this seem like the fiscally responsible thing to do?
Who are these past presidents who have been “BEGGING” for a ballroom for “over 150 years???”
Here’s the thing, Mark…
WE, THE PEOPLE, DO NOT WANT A FUCKING BALLROOM. WE WANT OUR EAST WING BACK.
Yes…OUR East Wing! This is the PEOPLE’S HOUSE!!! NOT TRUMP’S!!!
Bullshit……not everyone is buying the crap you keep peddling….
As someone in your district; I didn’t vote for you. Every time you open your mouth, you confirm I made the right choice.
How about, âhang Mike Penceâ? You hypocritical sycophant.
They take the American people for fools. And there are a lot of them. Anyone still supporting this administration for instance. But this level of fuckery is so absurd literally ANYONE should be able to see thru it. You are an embarrassment. A boot licker who cares nothing about the people you represent, just filling your pockets and greed. Just gross.
Do you really think we cant see through your bullshit?
Wow, this takes the MAGA clown dissonance to a new level! Great job, Mark, your sycophant POS!
Holy crap dudeâŚthe White House was secure before the orange marmalade cut it in half to build his Hobby Lobby reject ballroom.
Wow, Mark. Canât help yourself can you ?
That doesnât even make any sense! What the actual hell does the ballroom have to do with any of it? You people are insane!
What an embarrassment you are to Missouri!
Not a single thought in your head thatâs original. Just repeating what tRump says.
What a Pathetic little man.
How is the ballroom going to protect him on the golf course or theater or is he just going to stay in there until the end of his term? What happens after his term people might still want to hurt him? Is he going to live in his bunker forever? Wouldnât it be cheaper to stop being so mean and people wouldnât want to hurt him? Where did the money go that was donated to build the ballroom? Did he ever really have it or was it a scam from the beginning?
Oh we are shaking all right – our heads wonder how they think we can be so stupid to buy this BS
Mark would rather waste money on wars and ballrooms than help hard working Americans.
Quit trying to sell the ballroom. IDGAF about some room most Americans will never see, much less be inside of.
Had the people in charge of securing the sight done their jobs properly this wouldn’t have been an issue. That’s what happens when putting sycophants in charge of important things. How is it presidents have attended this dinner and this is the 1st time a situation like this happens while attempting to justify an outrageous building expense due to a presidential whim?
C’mon, this reads a lot like “let them eat cake” when people in the state you claim to represent are struggling to just buy groceries and gas.
Ballroom Republicans, tone deaf to the needs of their constituents.
Epstein Ballroom republicans.
What happened to all the rich folks donations for that? Oh….another lie. Smh.
I know what would be more secure than a ballroom for tRump,âŚPRISON!
You just canât be that stupid. Please tell me that youâre not.
31 Saturday Jan 2026
Posted in Uncategorized
âMelaniaâ Review: A Disingenuous Documentary That Misfires By Mistaking The First Ladyâs Fame For Star Quality
By Jesse Hassenger @rockmarooned
Published Jan. 30, 2026, 3:00 p.m. ET
Melania review: Shameless propaganda that could put you to sleep
If this supposed documentary werenât about what itâs actually about, it could at times play as an unlikely meditation aid
Donald Clarke
Sat Jan 31 2026 – 07:25
âMelaniaâ Review: A Tedious, Criminally Shallow Propaganda Puff Piece
The âRush Hourâ director returns with a shameful cinematic suck-up masquerading as a real documentary
William Bibbiani
January 30, 2026 @ 9:17 PM
âMelaniaâ Review
The first lady’s reality show.
Sonny Bunch
Jan 31, 2026
An ego trip to the movies
Melania is a fascinatingly terrible film
By Robert Hutton
31 January, 2026
âMelaniaâ Review: Brett Ratnerâs Melania Trump Documentary Is an Unabashed, Fly-on-the-Gilded-Wall Fawn Job
The ‘Rush Hour’ director’s film offers an up-close and not-so-personal portrait of the first lady during the few weeks before President Trump’s second inauguration.
By Frank Scheck
January 30, 2026 12:46pm
Trust Me, âMelaniaâ Is an Unbelievable Abomination of Filmmaking
We bravely watched the new documentary and lived to tell the tale.
Kevin Fallon
Updated Jan. 30 2026 7:58PM EST
Jan 30, 2026 11:49am PT
âMelaniaâ Review: Brett Ratnerâs First Lady Documentary Is a Cheeseball Infomercial of Staggering Inertia
There’s no drama to a film that should have been called “Day of the Living Tradwife.”
By Owen Gleiberman
Melania review â First Lady is a preening, scowling void of pure nothingness in this ghastly bit of propaganda
Hitting cinemas as the streets of America remain filled with the angry and grieving, the vulgar, gilded lifestyle of the Trumps makes them look like Marie Antoinette skulking in her cake-filled chateau
Nick Hilton
Friday 30 January 2026 11:48 EST
You get the picture.
22 Monday Sep 2025
Posted in social media
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George Conway âŞ@gtconway.bsky.socialâŹ
Inflation is so bad these days that taking a $50,000 cash bribe can’t even get you indicted. SAD!! Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Some of the responses:
Supreme Court âbribes mehâ
I mean given they take them, they figure itâs not a crime
Chump change. He should have held out for more.
Yeah itâs wild how numb people have gotten to stuff like this. Feels like nothing shocks anyone anymore.
In my day accepting a loaf of bread got you a one way ticket on the convict ship to Australia
Especially, when you consider thatâs over 4 million rubles.
The level of criminality in this administration should be shocking. Should be. Unfortunately, when you have a criminal at the head – the criminality of the underlings is no surprise.
Listen, we donât have all the facts yet. Thereâs been no indictment or trial, so letâs take a step back and do what he would: throw him in a third world torture prison till we can sort this out.
We see what you did there.
He thought it was his ICE hiring bonus…
Iâve heard pity that the price was so low.
13 Tuesday May 2025
Posted in Eric Schmitt, social media, US Senate
Tags
defunding public education, Eric Schmitt, Fascist pig, grift, Grifters, missouri, right wingnut, social media
Yesterday:
Eric Schmitt
[May 12, 2025]
Senator Eric Schmitt
[May 12, 2025]
Every child, no matter their background or zip code, deserves a quality education.
Passing the Educational Choice for Children Act will help make school choice a reality for kids across America.
[….]
Some of the responses:
Eric Schmitt, yet Missouri (like other Red states) has been consistently ranked among the worst in education. What have you done in your career to help with that? Not a damn thing.
School choice has been proven NOT to provide quality education for all children. Just the opposite. Those who already could afford private education pay less. The rest of the children get left behind.
vouchers and school choice do not make education accessible for all
It takes money away from public schools, and makes private schools more accessible to the rich.
What happens to all of the other kids who not only do not benefit from vouchers but who now have even worse public school systems?
Or do we just not care about them?
the rich can already afford private school, choice allows lower income folks to attend private school
look at the research. School choice time and time again benefits the rich, not those who truly need it.
Families have always had a choice of where to send their children to school. Stop trying to dismantle public education.
Yup cuz the rich kids need a coupon.
Hmmmmmm if only there were⌠schools⌠in every community⌠like, community schools! And they were⌠hmmmmâŚ. Funded?!! Wow! I think youâre on to something here⌠a series of schools funded by the government and managed by, oh, weâll call it âthe department of educationâ ââ yeah. I agree! Letâs fund our community schools and ensure theyâre high quality!!
No, itâs not about funding. Schools that spend more do so because they need to make up for poor living situations. These same schools struggle with performance because these students have more challenging home lives.
Zip code is the most closely correlated determinant of academic performance. Secure home lives and involved parents determine performance above all else.
This is why private schools can often appear to perform better. Itâs self selecting. By the way, private schools have to requirement to admit marginal students, so any comparison to public schools are poor by design.
[….] Selection bias skews averages because private schools donât keep poor students. The donât take disabled students.
Compare income adjusted demographics and performance is the same.
if we know that the root of academic performance is family life how do we repair this so that students may benefit? I personally think universal healthcare is a start.
Bingo!
Eric, this legislation accelerates the undermining and destruction of the public school systems.
He considers that a feature, not a bug.
Not about choiceâŚ..gutting public educationâŚ.too democraticâŚ..funnel public funds to private schools run by religious organizations or their billionaire oligarchsâŚ..to rich people who already can afford to send their children to private schoolâŚâŚwhich can pick and chooseâŚ..what happens to children with IEPs? All laid out in Project 2025âŚ.written by white Christian Nationalist and those in Opus Dei. [….]
This is just a subsidy for parents who would already likely send their kids to a private school. Now they just get to do it on the taxpayersâ dime while resources are being diverted from already underfunded poor public schools. Another grift by those who think they are smarter than the rest of us.
everyone’s taxes go to public education. It’s a vested interest of the entire community to have an educated public.
yeah…people say that, but it’s simplistic and somewhat misleading. US middle class students do just as well as other middle class students in most other industrialized nations. That’s actually impressive considering US kids spend less days in a classroom. But US public education has notably higher rates of poverty than most other countries. Furthermore, because of the backwards way the US funds education, students in poverty tend to actually have less funding than middle class students. So if you factor in poverty, thr US holds its own.
The establishment of a free public education was never about your personal children. It was to create a society in which the electorate and future employees could help make society as a whole more cohesive and prosperous for all. That is why those without children, elderly people whose children are grown and many others still are required to pay. It is about supporting the type of communities we want to live in. If you choose to pay for another type of education for your children, that is certainly your right, but it doesnât absolve you of helping pay for a benefit that supports your entire community.
School choice has failed in every US state that has attempted it. Pass.
Iâd say let us vote on it, but weâve seen how that played out to âgive it to the states.â
Voted for abortion rights, we spent the entire legislative session fighting against all the bills republicans were trying to pass to overturn the will of the voters.
We voted for workers rights and guess what⌠republicans spent the entire session trying to scrub the vote saying the language on the ballot was illegal and the voters were confused about what they were voting for.
Education vouchers have been overwhelmingly unpopular in every state trying to force it onto its citizens. Any politician who pushes this is a sell out to private schools and their interests.
Who from Herzog is funding your campaign for reelection? Follow the money and I bet thereâs a tie in there somewhere.
Nice word salad to cover up the REAL reason.
My tax dollars should go to only public schools…………not private institutions, especially not those related to religious ones.
PS: Why aren’t you worried about lack of health care and Head Start instead?
No, public dollars are not divided up into who goes to what school. There are many childless folks that pay into the taxing system to help pay for public education. We are some of them.
Do I vote yes on every school levy? I do, because I know investing in our children is important, and previous generations invested in me! But if public schools are not ‘good’ enough for your kids………..then you pay for the privilege of sending them to private schools, but don’t ask me to spend my money to do so. Especially not religious-based private schools.
I couldnât imagine being as big a coward as you are.
Hey Eric? What say you about the Melon Felon trying to accept a $300 MILLION gift from Qatar? Do you have any spine at all to stand up against this nonsense?
Multiple news reports say it’s $400 million.
Personally, I’d like to take this to the next level and have vouchers from community parks so some people can subsidize sending their kids to private country clubs.
We see what you did there.
This right here is bullshit. Public money, public schools. Private schools are fine, that is your choice. âUniversalâ?
I thought Repugs were all for states handling their business? Well MO is an R state and they just gave private schools 50 million taxpayer dollars. How much more do they freaking need to pick the kids they want to play sports?
MASA. Make Americans Stupid Again.
28 Tuesday Jan 2025
Posted in Congress, Mark Alford, social media
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4th Congressional District, defunding public education, former newsreader, grift, K-12, Mark Alford, missouri, Public Education, right wingnut, sycophant, that ridiculous hat
Today:
Congressman Mark Alford
[January 28, 2025]
It’s National School Choice Week. Parents deserve to make choices that work best for their children’s education.
We will continue to support policy that keeps parents in the driver’s seat, so they can make the best decisions for their family!
[….]
Think about all those small rural school districts.
Some of the responses:
Itâs national Defund Public Schools Week, bootlicker.
How’s it feel to be made totally irrelevant? And WE are still paying for your golf trips [….]
Parents are free to pay tuition and send their child to any private or religious school they want. Or to move to another public school district.
The US or Missouri spends one tax dollar on a religious or private school and I vote no on every bond issue from now on.
How about allowing choices of not having the 10 commandments or prayer crammed down our children’s throats in public schools Mark?
thatâs not what he stands for. He thinks we should all be Christian nationalists.
You are Missourians biggest joke yet,trump patsy
TRUMP to put a 25% tariff on all semi conductors from Taiwan.
Doesn’t he realize it takes 3-5 years to ramp up production in the United States? (The TSMC lab in Arizona has been under construction for almost 10 years)
One of the many ironies of tariffs, especially âto protect domestic manufacturingâ, is that they make lots of domestic manufacturers worse by raising input costs.
Get ready for increased prices, increased layoffs at factories.
Oh and get ready for another shortage of new cars, too.
Is this the Golden Age???
The Project 2025 plan is to destroy American education.
Why?
Isn’t that what Communist China did? Get rid of the educated people first?
By “school choice”, Mark means getting taxpayers to fund religious indoctrination centers….
ANother MAGA attack on Democracy.
“Democracy cannot succeed unless those who express their choice are prepared to choose wisely. The real safeguard of democracy, therefore, is education.”
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stop taking money from public schools, and giving it to private, religious schools.
Otherwise known as “Defund Public Schools.” Let’s further underfund public education and put our rural schools districts, 2/3s are already in four day weeks due to poor funding, at further risk.
The rural areas continue to vote for politicians who gut our rural communities; politicians that cut funding for public education, make sure the child care deserts never get aid, and let rural hospitals close.
Make sure you thank the mango menace for cutting funding authorized by congress. I guess mark and crew are good with giving up their power and responsibilities and letting him overstep again. Ya’all should be happy.
There will be no choice for rural schoolchildren, they will just lose funding.
for a guy that campaigned so heavily in rural Missouri you would think Congressman Mark Alford would have heard that message loud and clear. Apparently those voices in DC just mean more to him. [….] rural schools be damned.
Make their own choice, but not with taxpayer money.
Just like the water ,in Henry county,you knew it was contaminated , talk about someone in the drivers seat , because itâs not you! What parent would want you to keep children safe , when you did nothing for their water systems!
called his Raymore office this morning and according to the lady who answered the phone. This isn’t Alfords problem. It’s a state and local issue not federal. So Henry County residents your Congressman doesn’t care unless there is a camera and microphone close.
FOR ANYONE WHO USES MEALS ON WHEELS.
Trump just cut their grants. Dont know when the money will be re-started.
Meal delivery can be impacted as soon as next Monday.
Call your members of Congress TODAY.
School choice means you’re paying for rich peoples private schools for their children while poor children get the shaft.
How were disabled kids treated in the âGolden Ageâ Mark?
sent to âworkshopsâ instead of schools where they worked for pennies a day.
My uncle made Levelor blinds and made maybe $1 a day. For a multi billion dollar business.
And for folks in Missouriâa rural areas, what choice do they have? This is a joke. You have no clue how to help education, but youâd rather not have an educated electorate, either. You want serfs, not citizens.
The people of Missouri deserve more than a yes man , do you have any original ideas?
School choice is only for those WITH a choice. Most donât. How many choices in your district Mark?
How about school lunches? How about Head Start? What Mark nothing?
Pull your head up and quit licking Shittler!
Marky Mark, just STFU
Public education is the third rail of rural Missouri politics, Mark.
Dumbass.
15 Sunday Dec 2024
Posted in campaign finance
Tags
Donlad Trump, Eric Greitens, FEC, Federal Election Commission, grift, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission
In November:
Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens at center of pay-to-play allegations in Trump transition team
Boris Epshteyn isn’t accused of doing anything illegal but the investigation appeared designed to weaken or eliminate his prominent position within Trump’s orbit.
[….]
The review also examined a complaint from former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, who resigned in scandal but has expressed interest in joining Trump’s administration. Greitens signed a declaration last week recounting a Nov. 7 conversation with Epshteyn that alleged that his âoverall tone and behavior gave me the impression of an implicit expectation to engage in business dealings with him before he would advocate for or suggest my appointment to the President. This created a sense of unease and pressure on my part.â
[….]
Really.
We remember.
At the Missouri Ethics Commission for Eric Greitens’ (r) 2016 gubernatorial campaign:
C151053 07/18/2016 GREITENS FOR MISSOURI SEALs for Truth P.O. Box 29525 Washington DC 20017 7/18/2016 $1,975,000.00
[emphasis added]
Via the Federal Election Commission [FEC]:
We never could figure out where the money for that $1,975,000.00 single contribution originated.

Bad combover. Check. Too long red tie. Check. Orange spray tan. Check. Tiny hands. Check. Cluelessness. Check…
A perfect fit for the second Trump (r) administration.
Previously:
Campaign Finance: Oh, like they couldnât come up with another $25,000.00? (July 18, 2016)
Campaign Finance: attempting to follow the money⌠(October 15, 2016)
26 Wednesday Jun 2024
Posted in Uncategorized
Tags
34 felony convictions, cult, Donald Trump, grift, Grifter, grifting, missouri, right wingnuts, Warrensburg
Today in west central Missouri:
It’s a cult.
We’re looking for a “My candidate for President has been convicted in 34 felonies” t-shirt.
We’ll wait for the going out of business/bankruptcy sale.
23 Monday Jan 2023
Posted in Congress, Mark Alford, social media
Tags
4th Congressional District, defunding, dogma, grift, Mark Alford, missouri, Public Education, right wingnut, social media, that ridiculous hat
Go figure.
Today from former newsreader Mark Alford (r):
Mark Alford @RepMarkAlford
This National School Choice Week, itâs time to put power back in the hands of parents.Parents deserve a voice on whatâs being taught, school safety, and have the ability to choose the best education for their children. #SchoolChoiceWeek
School Choice Week
[….]
2:57 PM ¡ Jan 23, 2023
“…itâs time to put power back in the hands of parents…” “…Parents deserve a voice on whatâs being taught…”
Uh, school boards are elected locally.
So, what “options” do people in rural Missouri have? Ever think of that before your obviously thoughtless regurgitation of right wingnut dogma?
We have questions. Does one of the “choices” mean that people who don’t have children won’t have to pay the taxes that will go into funding this grift? Just asking.
10 Thursday Feb 2022
Posted in social media, US Senate
Always from the list of talking points. Never one original thought.
Yesterday:
Rep. Vicky Hartzler Retweeted
Newsmax @newsmax
Lawmakers are calling for an investigation into GoFundMe to see if they violated federal law after removing the ‘Freedom Convoy’ trucker’s fundraiser from their platform.“They’re discriminating against conservative groups,” said @RepHartzler on Wednesday’s “Wake Up America.”
8:02 AM ¡ Feb 9, 2022
“…on Wednesday’s ‘Wake Up America.'” Not a moment’s hesitation on their part.
As usual, the responses are priceless:
You do realize this is in Canada. So your effort to rile the racist base on this one falls flat this morning.[….]
Does she know that Canada is a whole different country with sovereignty and everything?
Things changed after the Bowling Green Massacre.
Hey Vick, Canada called and said to mind your own business in your own country! [….]
Geography is hard.
Previously:
O Canada (February 9, 2022)