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25 Tuesday Nov 2025

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Jess Piper (D) {2025 file photo].

This morning:

Jess Piper ‪@piperformissouri.bsky.social‬

Trump never had a fan base.

He had an army of bots who sold his racism and misogyny and xenophobia to uneducated Americans who took voting advice from bald eagle profiles posting Tweets from Eastern Europe.

It’s as stupid as it sounds.

Nov 25, 2025, 7:01 AM

We always knew that. The demi-trillionaire’s hellsite inadvertently confirmed it.

A few of the responses:

Bald eagle profiles for the people who read below a sixth grade level. Easy words they have memorized. White, Race, women, color, black, Mexican immigrant, jobs, crime, gay bad for 🇺🇸

The same folks who fear immigrants living in our communities are the same ones duped into following foreign invaders who via social media are living in their homes and influencing their thoughts and beliefs.
They invited the evil actors into their homes.

When Trump refused to condemn David Duke, it told me everything I needed to know about his base.

This story truly reveals how easily we can be manipulated; it should be a warning to all of us

Critical thinking skills could help. Oh, wait.

It started the day he came down the golden escalator at Trump Tower, with the rent-a-crowd waiting for him

Jess Piper (D) – Marshall, Missouri – October 12, 2025

12 Sunday Oct 2025

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Jess Piper (D).

Jess Piper (D) spoke at an event in Marshall, Missouri this afternoon which was sponsored by the Saline County Democratic Committee. There were over 100 individuals in attendance.

Audio:

https://showmeprogress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/JessPiperMarshallMO101225.mp3

A partial transcript:

Jess Piper (D): ….It takes three point five percent of Americans to stand up, to get in the streets for our government to say this isn’t working, we’re going to have to do something different, the people are noticing.

We have to keep the faith. We see things bad happening all around us, but I can tell you this. The sent the National Guard and ICE into Portland. How’s that working out? They got dancing frogs standing in front of them, right? You know you can’t buy a frog costume if you wanted to right now, right? You know how many frogs are gonna be at No Kings protests on [October] the 18th? [laughter] Right?…

Jess Piper (D): …You know why this happens, right? It happens because there are people who hear three times a week that they can’t vote for Democrats because they are Christian. Because Republicans don’t have to get out in areas like mine because the churches are doing it for ’em. They’re doing the campaigning behind the pulpit. And that’s not Christianity. And that’s not what I grew up with. And I don’t even recognize some of the people I went to church with. That stuff is called Christian Nationalism and it is not representative of Christians, it is not representative of their Christ, it is everything he would have stood against. They claim to be pro-life. Really? Are you feeding kids? Are you making sure they’re housed? You make sure they can go to the doctor when they need to? Can they eat at school? Do they have a school that is open five days a week? Do their parents have affordable housing? Do they have a livable wage? Those thing are pro-life. Those people are not pro-life. And I tell them every time to their face. That is Christian Nationalism. [applause]…

Jess Piper (D): …There are teachers that were fired in this state for not grieving a podcaster well enough. The were fired. There are people who were disciplined for nor grieving a podcaster. We’re living in scary times. We know it, and you know it, too…

Jess Piper (D):…I know what I’m seeing, and so do you. They want you to be quiet because it’s scary. I want you to be louder. Louder [applause] ICE is detaining our friends and our neighbors and our families. And they are doing it masked. And they are doing it without badges and without warrants. And they are taking people on the street and they are spraying them in the face with mace and pepper spray. And they see men in collars who represent the church and they hit them and the head with rubber bullets because they don’t care. Because they think they will not face any consequences. I know enough to know they will face consequences. We know what happened in Germany to those people who did what they did to their friends and their neighbors. And the same thing will happen here, I have every hope in the world. They will be held accountable for what they’re doing [applause]…

Jess Piper (D) – Warrensburg, Missouri – May 10, 2025

11 Sunday May 2025

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“…We’ve got judges being arrested, we’ve got the Newark, New Jersey mayor being arrested. If they can do those things to people with that much power we have got to be in the streets. And that’s what people, I was hesitant for a long time, ’cause people would say, ‘What should we do?’

We should be in the streets. Every single weekend. We should show them that we do not approve of this, that we are not okay with this. And we do it with our signs and we do it with our bodies. And if it gets to a point I think a general strike is the only thing we’ve got left. We have to hit them in their pocketbooks ’cause they don’t care about anything else. They sure don’t give a ….damn about the rest of us…”

Jess Piper (D).

In the early evening on Saturday, May 10th, Johnson County Democrats held a social and organizing event in a park on the west side of Warrensburg. Over 100 individuals attended, listening to a number of speakers. Jess Piper (D) – The View from Rural Missouri – an organizer, an activist, a writer, and a voice for dirt road Democrats – drove from the northwest part of the state to be there.

Jess Piper (D):

https://showmeprogress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/JessPiperWbgMo051025.mp3
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‘…That’s why they attack trans kids. Because they got nothing else. Well, you know what? We should stand for trans kids ’cause trans kids are human. And every single human deserves dignity [applause] [voice: “Damn right!”]…”

“…They want us to be scared of standing up. But I’m more scared of not standing up. Every single one of us in here who has privilege, I want you to listen to this. If you see someone who is kidnapping someone else from the street I want you to put your body in the way. I want you to stop them. [applause] Use your privilege to stop this. [applause] They are not deporting people, they are kidnapping them. They have no due process. And let me tell you this, friends, if they don’t have due process neither do you. All of us have to be standing up right now.

Stephen Miller yesterday said they were gonna get rid of habeas corpus. Okay, fantastic. You know what that does? Makes sure that you’re not in jail under false premises. Makes sure that they have charges against you. Of course they want to get rid of it. Because they want everything to fail…”

“…I didn’t need a crystal ball to see what was happening, neither did you. You read ‘Project 2025’. I knew they were gonna defund Head Start. When I said it I sounded like a lunatic. Guess what they did?…”

Backwards…and in heels

26 Tuesday Dec 2023

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Today:

Piper For Missouri
[December 26, 2023]
No matter how many men are on the field playing, no matter how many men are standing on the sidelines calling plays, a woman in the stands is still to blame…
[….]

There’s plenty of hilarity in some the comments:

[….] Charlie is jealous because his “job” for the Right is to get college kids to register to vote … and for the GOP. But Taylor can get more young people registered in a day with a single tweet than he can convince in a year. And he knows they won’t be GOP voters.

THIS. They’re professional athletes, you’d think at some point men would be required to take responsibility for their own actions.

Crazy how the actions or lack thereof of men are always the fault of women. But men will take credit for something a woman does when he isn’t anywhere nearby. [….]

And Trump men wonder why liberal women don’t want to date them.
This is a perfect example of men blaming women for things that they aren’t responsible for.
He’s probably also a recent Chief’s fan, like since they started winning. My husband’s been a fan all those years when they lost A LOT! Taylor Swift wasn’t on the sidelines all those years, so I wonder what woman Charlie Kirk would blame those loses on?

Well ya, I mean who else are we supposed to blame for our shortcomings and failures? Also this is sarcasm

Except that the Chiefs are making money, hand-over-fist from Kelce-Swift merchandise and the stands are full with ticket paying fans from both Chief fans and the opposing teams. There’s that.

Bingo!

They were dating long before it was publicly known

There’s that.

I seem to recall at the beginning of the relationship, everyone was saying he played so much better when she was in the stands…

Aaaaaaaat’s right. Blame the woman.

[….]
Say nothing of the fact she was the “lucky charm” when they won 2-3 right off the bat when she was attending.

It is Charlie Kirk. His village is missing its idiot when he is away.

Who knew one woman had so much power?
These poor little conservative men. No one likes them. No one wants them. They are getting so bitter in their lonliness.
[….]

I’ve heard so many refer to her as a major distraction, and even if that was the case, one single popstar is too much for an entire professional football team? Tell me you hate women without telling me you hate women [….]

It’s a just game, folks.

We watched it live

20 Monday Nov 2023

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On right wingnut gaslighting:

Piper For Missouri
[November 18, 2023]
MAGA folks released the clips that they want the public to see from January 6, but here’s the problem: we watched it live.
Most of us have also read 1984…

Uh, they may have read 1984, they just don’t understand it.

Some of the responses:

I watched it from the very start of opening remarks until it was certified in the wee hours of January 7th.
One of the most shameful days in US history. And the people that supported that, should be shamed as well.

Unfortunately this revision of history effort is effective: see also propaganda from the Nazi and Cold War eras.
We need to avoid any amplifying of their videos – even to debunk them. Best to counter their mistruths with the truth whenever possible.

The right has gone all in for fascism and authoritarianism because they believe they are infallible…..what a farce.

People have smart televisions, Roku dongles and other ways to watch video.
Anyone who watched the events of that day saw exactly what happened. Try as they might, the Right can’t hide that truth!

I often wonder if the folks referring to the present political situations as “Orwellian” have ever read anything by Orwell. “1984” isn’t the only terrifying book by Orwell. “Animal Farm” shook the 11 yo me when I read it. I see the elements in that book on so many levels in today’s world.

I wish these turds would leave office.

They are delusional traitors. Trying to claim it was no big deal. It was treason.

No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot. Mark Twain

OK, next they should locate the “ghost buses” full of FBI operatives dressed in MAGA gear and take them on a nationwide road tour. ~ How do they not realize how utterly ridiculous they are looking? The lack of self awareness is astounding!

“…The lack of self awareness is astounding!” Right wingnuts consider that a feature, not a bug,

Jess Piper (D) [2023 file photo].

The conversation

08 Sunday Oct 2023

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Jess Piper (D) [2023 file photo].

Yesterday:

Piper For Missouri
[October 7, 2023]
How we can “flip” Trump voters? I remember so many of them wearing shirts that said “I’d rather be Russian than a Democrat” and “Grab them by the 🐱”
I don’t waste my breath. We have to register new voters, engage apathetic voters, and get them all to the polls.

Some of the responses:

Once a person joins a cult it’s hard to get them out

The right is very good at creating outrage and misleading people. They are excellent at that. People love that rage diet, you’d think it would be exhausting but they eat it up. One of my friends is a literature teacher and brought up banned books (she was speaking against banning) and one of her friends piped up about books that needed to be banned in 1-5 grade that showed “sexual positions” and other immoral subject matter. I asked her to provide the titles of those books. She told me to Google that it was “all over the news and that her friends took her kids out of public school because of it” I told her I did Google and could not find these sexually explicit books being taught in 1-5th grade, could she please tell me which books because I have elementary aged kids and I agree 1-5 graders should not be taught “sexual positions and sexually explicit content”. She responded to me but blocked me before I could read her response.

utterly ridiculous people just spewing straight up BS.

Ask them what evidence would change their mind.
IMO, the problem is the 20-year-old “get a trade, not an education” campaign. Critical thinking skills, bias, and logical fallacy are all taught in college. Not public school, not trade school. [….]

…Completely missing from the dialogue is the fact that education being available to people who weren’t born into the “upper classes” is a fairly recent development and was something for which people fought hard. This whole idea of “you won’t need it so why learn it” is exactly how they justified not teaching peasants how to read. Scary to me that people would even be willing to flirt with going back to that. But I’m a first generation college student, so I have never taken for granted how lucky I am to have gone to college, and I can see exactly what advantages it has given me over my parents.

I have asked the “what evidence would it take?” question hundreds of times. Literally, not one citing.
They’re choosing the Rule of One over the Rule of Law.
I thought We settled that 250 years ago.
I appreciate your perspective. I think we should learn our whole life. But I think empathy and consideration of the Rights of others can be taught at any (every) level. School or job site.
I’ve barely a high school education, retired from const/maint sector. Trying to see the world through another’s eyes has taught me, wherever I have ventured.
Please, don’t get me wrong. These attacks on higher education are appalling and clear as to their intent. I have and will fight for free and equal education always.
Because my education was majored in empathy.

I’m not saying [higher education] is the only way; it’s just the current accessible way. College is Bloom’s Taxonomy, a reading list, and rhetorical modes. People who are curious enough can access these and self-teach. I have much more respect for the people who did the work autonomously. They are my favorite thinkers. My famous people to learn from and be in a room with. However, we kill curiosity in this country with shaming. It starts in elementary school with smart shaming and dumb shaming. We put so much value on diplomas that people stop learning after achieving that goal. There is a great book called I Don’t Know: In Praise of Admitting Ignorance (Except When You Shouldn’t) by Leah Hager Cohen. She talks about this. It is the answer to Carl Sagan’s question, what happens to students between kindergarten and sixth grade. Reading is a great teacher of empathy but it must start at home. Travel is a great education.

the greatest freedom I ever found was realizing how little I know. The greatest peace, being OK with it.
It allows me to still learn and grow, but helps to beat back my hubris. And judging of others. Because of how much I just don’t know. I still do judge, no doubt. I’m not going to be blind, but it tempers it some.
After “playing outside hard” for 60 years, I’m too broken down to travel very far. All the more reason to be thankful that my parents had a subscription to National Geographic. Empathy 101.

The cult members are a lost cause. They’re brainwashed and can’t be convinced of anything. Need to go after new voters, never voted, undecided folks.

Fifteen years ago, on undecided voters.:

What. He. Said. (October 22, 2008)

Because we ourselves don’t realize the magnitude of what we’re fighting for. If we did, we’d be a lot louder. Magnitudes louder.
We’re deciding whether All have Equal Unalienable Rights or not.
How many of Us fall into “All”?
Republicans have proven they will take Unalienable Rights from Women, POC, and the LGBTQ Community. Attempting to violently take it from Voters.
The very Core of our Country, Equal and Unalienable means nothing to them. If everybody thinks they’ve got nothing to worry about, ask Women, ask POC, ask the LGBTQ Community.
Declare to all what we have at risk.
All with Equal Unalienable Rights.

I’ve also surrendered. Back in 2016 I worked in a pretty Trumpy department. There was wild support for that wall that Mexico was going to pay for. Then, Trump said something about keeping families together and allowing families with little kids into the country. And suddenly the MAGA folks were wildly in favor of that. He clarified after a couple days that he didn’t actually support families coming here, and everyone flipped back. That was where i threw up my hands. If your only “ideology” is supporting whatever Trump said most recently, there truly isn’t any point in engaging.

They will never cast a vote for anyone not named Donald Trump. They didn’t vote before 2016. They won’t vote in 2024 if TFFG isn’t on the ballot. They don’t matter.

You can not flip a Trump voter, but there are some republicans that will not vote for either candidate. So it will be blank and not count. We need to get people to the polls and to register. I also know people who think because we are such a red state now that there vote in the blue pockets, like STL do not matter. We need to scream yes they do matter.

We out number them just vote

Otherwise, why would republicans make it more difficult to vote?

100%. We can’t afford to waste our time on minds we can never sway or educate. We have to spend every minute wisely

The Trump Cult is alive. Can’t do anything about it.

It is impossible to speak on logical subjects with totally illogical people. A person who still supports trump isn’t dealing with a full deck.

because it is a cult. It is emotional. Logic has nothing to do with it.

Yep.

Everywhere for everyone, all the time

17 Sunday Sep 2023

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Jess Piper (D) [2023 file photo].

This is how it’s done:

Piper For Missouri
[September 16, 2023]
While a certain sitting senator was busy blow torching a “woke agenda”, I drove five hours to speak to over 100 of his constituents about what he has done to their local schools…
We will win.

A seat at the table

04 Monday Sep 2023

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If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu.

Yesterday:

Jess Piper @piper4missouri
Meet the Missouri 1776 PAC.

Their Vision:
“We seek to ensure the great state of Missouri not only remains a RED STATE, but also takes its place alongside states like Florida and Texas, as beacons of Liberty and Freedom for the rest of America to follow.”

What do you notice?
[….]
8:17 PM · Sep 2, 2023

There’s a certain sameness, don’t you think? I can’t quite figure it out.

Pastel shirts appear to be a thing. They are indoors. The table is set for a meal. Didn’t their mommas teach them to take their hats off at the table? Oh, and elbows off the table, too.

From the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C211643 06/11/2021 1776 PAC Richard Pogue 31855 Pogue Rd. Wright City MO 63390 Self-Employed Entrepreneur 6/11/2021 $200,000.00

C211643 06/13/2022 1776 PAC Missouri Justice PAC 222 W Columbia St Farmington MO 63640 6/13/2022 $30,000.00

C211643 06/13/2022 1776 PAC 100 PAC 2977 State Hwy K Suite 281 OFallon MO 63368 6/13/2022 $10,000.00

C211643 06/13/2022 1776 PAC Alliance For Progress LLC 230 W McCarty Street Jefferson City MO 65101 6/13/2022 $8,600.00

C211643 06/17/2022 1776 PAC MO Coalition for Video Lottery PAC PO Box 161 Wright City MO 63390 6/17/2022 $25,000.00

C211643 07/02/2022 1776 PAC MO Republican Attorneys for Civil Justice PAC PO Box 1792 Jefferson City MO 65102 6/30/2022 $25,000.00

C211643 07/18/2022 1776 PAC 100 PAC 2977 State Hwy K Suite 281 OFallon MO 63368 7/18/2022 $10,000.00

C211643 07/26/2022 1776 PAC Air Comfort Service Heating and Cooling 11920 Missouri Bottom Road Hazelwood MO 63042 7/25/2022 $7,500.00

C211643 10/19/2022 1776 PAC Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council Missouri-Kansas Area PAC 1401 Hampton Ave Saint Louis MO 63139 10/18/2022 $10,000.00

C211643 10/24/2022 1776 PAC Rex Sinquefield 244 Bent Walnut Lane Westphalia MO 65085 Retired 10/24/2022 $15,000.00

C211643 10/31/2022 1776 PAC Paladin PAC PO Box 161 Wright City MO 63390 10/31/2022 $6,500.00

C211643 11/09/2022 1776 PAC Professional Irrigation Systems 304 TCW Court Lake Saint Louis MO 63367 11/9/2022 $6,500.00

Previously:

Campaign Finance: sigh (October 24, 2022)

Campaign Finance: passing it around (July 2, 2023)

All means all

29 Monday May 2023

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Solidarity.

“Trans Liberation Now”

Today:

Jess Piper @piper4missouri
I keep seeing folks saying that a trans lifestyle is being shoved down their throat. I have never had a trans person knock on my door and try to convert me. I have never had a trans person leave lit on my car. I’ve never had a trans person threaten me with fire if I don’t agree.
1:04 PM · May 29, 2023

Jess Piper (D) [2022 file photo].

Some of the responses:

Why can’t they just ignore it, like they do school shootings?

Every trans person I’ve ever met just wanted to blend in. Let people live their lives.

Somehow in their minds, other people simply existing is “shoving it down their throats.”
They want to be victims so badly.

I’ve never had a trans person suggest I should be trans like them.

Allowing trans people to exist in peace is apparently “shoving it down their throats”. Mmkay.

By “down their throats,” I think they mean, “having to acknowledge they share the same planet with.”

I think there has been a huge uptick in trans media being widely broadcast lately, but it isn’t by trans people, it’s by outraged right wingers constantly reposting trans content. They’re shoving it down their own throats.

LGBT+ people being allowed to exist is of course what’s really bothering the right.

I’ve never had a trans person leave a tip with a tract disguised as a twenty dollar bill

They said the same about gay people, and interracial marriage, and nonchristian families, etc.

People who create false narratives about lifestyles being forced upon them are usually the same people who fantasize about forcing their own preferences on others. These are the words used to justify oppression.

Ditto. And I’ve known trans people since the 1980s. Most of them are just plain helpful.

I wonder too, how many who say this are also in the group wanting to insist everyone must abide their definition of love and marriage. Yet do not see that as shoving their view in anyone else’s face.

These are the same people that said the same thing about interracial marriage and people being gay. They are bigots but they are trying to hide it by saying “I’m fine with it, I just don’t want to see it”. These are not serious or mature people.

A trans person lives in my house and I don’t feel like they’re forcing anything down my throat. They probably feel like I’m forcing sci-fi/fantasy shows down their throat. I think they’ll like Sandman once we start it though.

Yeah, funny how “Hi, I exist” is seen as the most horrible affront, while chasing someone down yelling about hellfire is supposed to be just fine

My trans students have been…students.

To a bigot, the mere existence of trans or other queer people openly being who they are is experienced as “shoved down my throat”. Just a continuation of their traditional view of “uppity” people of any stripe.

I’ve never had a trans person yelling through a megaphone to repent as I walk down the street

Neither have I. Weird. It’s almost like… they aren’t.

It’s all performative.

I’ve had a trans person knock on my door.

We invited her to her goddaughter’s birthday.

True. And I was just thinking that I‘ve never had a trans person tell me they were trans. Like they don’t even mention it if you aren’t all up in their business.

Yea. Queer people existing is simply too much for them.

I remember 15 years ago when they said “the gay agenda is being shoved down our throats!”. And 10 years ago. And yesterday

I also haven’t seen billboards and people on corners with signs indicating I must repent and become trans.

I’m hearing it’s like multi level marketing. Recruit 100 people and get a car.

I have met many people who are LBGTQ throughout my life. None have tried to convert me ever! They are some of the kindest most considerate people I have met. Their lifestyle differs from mine so be it. I accept people for who they are.

“Don’t Legislate Hate”

That’s exactly why they won’t

18 Thursday May 2023

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Jess Piper (D) [2023 file photo].

This afternoon:

Jess Piper @piper4missouri
Republicans say that Missouri is an anti-abortion state. Prove it by putting abortion rights on the ballot. Or do they know something that we also know…
12:13 PM · May 18, 2023

Some of the responses:

Two things. 1. Any anti abortion referendum is their kryptonite. And 2. They don’t want the people to have any say. So they’ll never allow the abortion issue to ever be settled by popular vote. It’s poisonous to their tyranny.

Republicans in our state legislature don’t really want to hear what voters think. They’ve proved it many times over by ignoring the results of statewide voting and just doing whatever the hell they want anyway.

The elders and elderettes of the Republican Party of Missouri certainly realize that they would be on the losing end of a statewide proposition. Regrettably, they also feel “safe” that they’ll be able to keep the General Assembly because they draw the maps.

They obviously should…but good luck with that!!
They won’t.

I wish they would. I believe we’d get the same result Kansas did.

That’s exactly why they won’t.

All of their legislative policies would be destroyed if they left it to the will of the people. We all know that. That’s why they are trying to create a Fascist state. Wake up MO. We deserve better after 20 years of BS.

They fear the truth and they don’t care what the majority of Missourians want.

“Reproductive rights are human rights”

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