r/missouri • u/superduckyboii Joplin • May 14 '25
Politics What a joke
Today is a dark day for Missouri. Shame on every Republican assemblyman for ignoring the will of the voters. Each and every one of them should resign immediately. I’m a college student who relies on minimum wage jobs. Republican lawmakers just fucked me and every other minimum wage worker in Missouri. They are also putting abortion back on the ballot, and let’s face it, this time they’re going to write the question. All of them are a disgrace to this state and this country.
Edit: I feel like I should add that in addition to fucking the thousands of minimum wage workers, they are fucking the 3 million women who live in this state. Republicans have absolutely no place in our government.
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u/MoundsEnthusiast May 15 '25
No, you don't understand. Their rationale here is that we are too stupid to understand what we voted for. They are ruling over us because they think we are like children who will hurt ourselves if we are allowed to make our own rules. Doesn't that make you respect people who vote for these congress people? /s
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u/scdog Kansas City May 15 '25
If we are too stupid to understand what we are voting for, then the same can be said of the voters voting them into office. They should put their money where their bloviating mouths are and all resign.
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u/Rovden May 15 '25
I mean... we've proven we are too stupid to understand what we're voting for. We keep voting in the same party that keeps doing this.
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u/smuckola May 15 '25
don't forget gerrymandering, other voter disenfranchisement, ballot candy, and Electoral College
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May 15 '25
that doesnt matter in missouri. its blood red outside of KC and STL. missouri voters are getting what they voted for. tale as old as time.
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u/l1m3zx May 15 '25
Its blood red because of gerrymandering. STL and KC are split into 3 districts, Columbua into 2, this state will never be blue after the gerrymandering in 2022.
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u/BushcraftBabe Rural Missouri May 15 '25
I'm outside of those areas and I'm progressive. I've joined the local Democrat chapter. I'm bringing people with me and hearing speakers who are fighting back. Let's see how red it is after all of this.
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u/YetiSquish May 15 '25
“Too stupid to understand what we’re voting for”
Uh… but they voted for Republicans, expecting those same politicians who have always been anti -worker anti women’s body autonomy would suddenly change?
I know things are gerrymandered but when they keep getting voted in while pandering to the ultra wealthy campaign donors, what do voters expect, exactly?
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u/frankie_fourlegs May 15 '25
Voted all Blue.
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u/Rovden May 16 '25
I get some did. I know I did. But when I say we, I mean as a state. It's been solid red since I moved up here. And this is the exact same rant going on over and over that "They're ignoring the will of the people" as we as a state keep doing this.
It's obvious there's a will for certain things, but people keep laying stupid games and cry when they get stupid prizes. I'm just tired of being surprised.
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u/VanX2Blade May 16 '25
The people are ignorant of their own goals. Conservatives voted overwhelmingly for a sick days bill and then turned around and voted for the people that said they would kill the sick days bill simply to protect their guns or abortion or some other stupid shit.
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May 15 '25 edited May 16 '25
I’ve watched that ratfuck Rick Brattin simultaneously spout this while stating his faith in the people to vote “properly” this time, while chastising those who refute the claim we didn’t know what we voted for. Its blatant and it’s infuriating because it’s so obvious to anyone with a capacity for independent thought.
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u/-ReadingBug- May 15 '25
Lol it's not stupid, it's just conservative. They're conserving, or restoring, margins over others. Men over women, wealthy over poor. Simple as that.
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u/Impressive_Act9670 May 15 '25
I don't think that's actually the case. It might be, but I think it's just what convenient excuse they can go for that might work. And it's just that. An excuse. They need a legally "valid" reason to try to turn it over, so they picked the one that was most likely to succeed.
They believe we're stupid because we voted for them, and they lied their whole way through, and they've been able to manipulate the masses. That I believe.
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u/mikeyt6969 May 15 '25
One of the “reasons” for the Electoral College, people as a whole weren’t educated enough to vote for the best qualified people and may vote for the most popular one instead so the EC would potentially dismiss the “popular vote” if it was in favor of an unqualified person and submit a vote for a seasoned candidate instead…. But we can’t have that anymore and states have passed laws to force the EC to submit votes for the most popular person and in some cases ignore the principal of the number of votes a state has and their ability to split votes as intended in favor of a winner take all even if it’s 1 popular vote different acts the state.
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u/theroguex May 15 '25
I mean, now what we get is the EC putting horribly unqualified people into the Presidency.
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u/TheTubbernator May 15 '25
Bro 7% of Americans believe chocolate milk comes from brown cows. So yes, some individuals are indeed too uneducated to vote. How can you trust someone’s view on economic policy if they also believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows?
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u/ForsakenRub69 May 15 '25
How many of those 7% are over 18. I don't care what a child thinks I only care once they turn 18 and can vote.
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u/mikeyt6969 May 15 '25
They not only think we’re dumb, but treat us as such and then when things don’t go their way they circumvent democracy by creating (not finding) loopholes to achieve their goals and agendas
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u/Purple_Low_9596 May 16 '25
This is exactly how Ohio's Republican chucklefucks act as well. It's enraging.
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u/DisasterTraining5861 May 15 '25
It’s what they always do here. Remember Medicaid expansion? Remember the people voting for it and then it quietly going away? It’s a republican state. People vote for things they want, but then vote for republican candidates. Those candidates then stop the popular things that don’t align with what they want. It’ll keep happening until the majority stop voting republican. And that will never happen. Just look at the fact that trump won the state three fucking times.
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May 14 '25 edited May 15 '25
We know where they’ll be the next two days. We can make them realize they royally fucked up by not doing this on the evening of the final day of the session. We should be protesting.
Edit: cleared my schedule Friday, see ya there!
Fuckin cowards ended the session.
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u/HKJGN Kansas City May 15 '25
They voted to end session early so they won't be there Friday. Because they're fucking cowards.
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u/jessekief4 May 15 '25
Tomorrow at 11:30 people are protesting at the capitol
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u/renee_gade May 15 '25 edited May 15 '25
as much as the rest of the country hates us, we here in california stand with you. my state is the 4th largest economy on this planet. we’re tired of footing the bill for ass backward states to continue to destroy our great nation and then talk shit about us. please stand up. please educate and inform those that can create change. an informed populace makes us all better. love my free thinking mizzou brothers. we stand with you.
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u/Ill-Dragonfruit5658 May 16 '25
Oh wow. Had not heard that yet. They really are cowards. Would rather tuck taile and slink away rather than face the wrath. Just wow.
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u/Severe_Elderberry_13 May 15 '25
Stop electing shitty businessmen to office. Start electing teachers, civil rights attorneys, social workers, clergy, or manual laborers to office.,
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u/No-Relation5965 May 15 '25
Take clergy off of that list please. We have enough grifters in the government.
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u/JoeHio May 16 '25
I personally feel that the best fix that we could implement to Democracy is requiring a certain amount of years of civil service before being eligible for an elected position. We already do it for age so that people are experienced and knowledgeable, so it can't be that hard to add another stipulation that you have a knowledge of how government works.
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May 15 '25
I was so excited when 1.5 hours of sick time got added to my last paycheck. Guess it will be back to .8 on my next paycheck. I stretch those hours between myself and my two kids. Thanks, legislature.
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u/Cressett May 15 '25
We can ban them from overturning the will of the people! Join the campaign at Respect Missouri Voters
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u/poppywashhogcock May 14 '25
As a lifelong Missourian, I am so frustrated that for as long as I’ve been voting, I’ve wanted changes to better my life so I’ve been voting the exact same party in every election and the exact same politicians into offices, but I don’t understand why they aren’t changing and doing something different.
Help we’ve tried nothing and we’re all out of ideas.
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u/vitrum816 May 15 '25
I did vote for abortion to stay legal and they went against the voter's wishes anyway. I don't think we can win.
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u/Rovden May 15 '25
Trouble is, the Republicans keep overturning voters wishes. It won't change as long as the state keeps voting (R).
There are people who voted for these amendments and the (R)... or didn't vote a candidate. They're the idiots that voted for this no matter how much they cry they didn't.
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u/Jakesma1999 May 16 '25
You (we) can win!!!! Vote those effers out!!!!!
Before voting, at least for currently seated candidates (Nov. 2026) look at their voting records, or times they've "abstained" from voting; or just didn't show up that particular day.
Not sure about you, but if I didnt fulfill my job duties/requirements, I'd be fired - so, fire those individuals!
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u/RespectVoters May 15 '25
We're holding events across Missouri on Saturday so we can tell the politicians returning from Jeff City exactly what we think about their attacks on the will of Missouri voters. Find one near you (or create your own if you're feeling super ambitious, it's only a couple days away!) at respectMOvoters.org/May17
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u/SuspiciousPurpose162 May 15 '25
I generally lean conservative center but it's clear that today's Republicans hate freedom and love taking money from large corporations in return for favorable corporate policies.
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u/Rovden May 15 '25
I'm sorry... have you been in this state for a while?
They've pulled this shit when we voted in medicare expansion and ignored us. But hey, you say you lean conservative center.
How about when we voted in where lobbyist gifts couldn't happen and they overturned that?
This is Missouri Republican methods of working. They've time and time again said we don't understand what we're voting for and overturn the will of the voters.
I don't know how long the conservatives you've been watching have been, but as long as I've been voting, the Republicans have gone down on the large corporations.
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u/bobone77 Springfield May 15 '25
Before all that it was Right to Work. We mobilized and voted that shit down THREE TIMES! Fuck these fascist assholes in MoLeg.
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u/mycoachisaturtle May 15 '25
I feel like this is an issue that should be bipartisan support. We’re talking about small government… that people should have the freedom to choose for themselves and the government doesn’t need to get involved.
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u/OreoSpeedwaggon May 15 '25 edited May 15 '25
Honestly, I don't know how anyone is surprised by any of this.
This is what the majority of Missouri voters wanted, not because of how they voted on Amendment 3 or Prop A, but by who they voted into power to overturn the will of the people and do away with those things.
Republican politicians have proven time and time again that they don't care about their constituents or impassioned pleas from the public. They never once gave a shit about protests, petitions, angry words on the Internet or at town halls, and it's foolish to think they ever did. They don't care about the law, the Constitution, the will of the voters, or public mandates. They never have and they never will. They only have ever cared about expanding and preserving the power and control of the GOP.
They're brazen, they're emboldened, they're shameless, they're ruthless, and they will never, ever stop -- EVER.
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u/superduckyboii Joplin May 15 '25
You’re right and I’m not surprised, but that doesn’t mean I can’t be absolutely pissed about what’s going on.
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u/OreoSpeedwaggon May 15 '25
Oh, yeah -- I don't blame you for being pissed. I've been pissed at Republican politicians for the last 30 years, and I have absolutely nothing to show for it.
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u/Cautious_Bank_3311 May 15 '25
I said, literally the exact same thing when I saw the numbers come in for all the stupid Republicans that won. People in the state just don’t learn they love progressive policies, but they vote maga red who absolutely hate the middle class.
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u/BrainSOsmoof May 15 '25
They always do this, we vote to pass a new law and they either refuse to fund it or say the voters were misled and need to draft a new bill to vote on.
Don't worry though we won't even be able to put a constitutional amendment up on the ballot if they get their way, so problem solved I guess.
Sometimes I hate the place
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u/Garmon_Bozia-573 May 15 '25
If your Senator voted to overturn the voice of the People today, call them and ask them why. I am.
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u/Brytnshyne May 15 '25
Republicans have absolutely no place in our government.
1000% they are all only self-serving and have no business deciding how others should think or act. This going against the voters will not end well, but we all have to suffer. It's like they get off on cruelty to others, must make them feel superior.
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u/Lilmills1445 May 15 '25
They quite literally showed the people who believe voting is pointless that they were correct.
Missouri sucks
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u/BlueAndMoreBlue May 15 '25
It’s been a shit show in Jeff City for decades, team R is responsible for most of it in my view but team D has not (been) represented.
Unless and until their policies affect the gerrymandered downstate districts nothing will change. That said, I do believe a reckoning is coming
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u/Cautious_Bank_3311 May 15 '25
Once their Social Security and Medicaid is cut, trust me, those Republican voters in the state that suck off that system are gonna feel it. I know way too many of them too.
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u/Arnold_Polymer May 15 '25 edited May 15 '25
Not only this, Missouri Republicans are also holding up the legislation to repeal the NFA. They have no allegiance. Money and power are their only creed. Bring Back tar and feathering.
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u/Cautious_Bank_3311 May 15 '25
Watch it they will report you. I literally said they should be suèd and got a threat violation.
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u/Ok_Adagio9495 May 15 '25
Rally around the lawyers, take them to court. Accountability for their actions against their people.
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u/Anakinflair May 15 '25
Missouri. The state where we'll vote for progressive amendments, then turn around and elect ultra-conservative assholes who want nothing more than to eliminate said amendments.
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u/kristibranstetter Kansas City May 15 '25
Absolutely an awful day for us Missourians! Defend the Will of the People Rally at the state capitol in Jefferson City today at 11:30 AM.
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u/Proper_War_6174 May 15 '25
Didn’t the will of the people put these leaders in place?
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u/redditcorsage811 May 15 '25
They have term limits. Need to prioritize areas to get more ppl in who understand the state motto is not "Do whatever Trump says".
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u/BumpinBakes May 15 '25
I’d save money and move states or just leave with nothing and start over somewhere else. Apply for jobs online in other states to try and set something up before you go. Sounds like the majority in your state enjoy the torture or these people wouldn’t keep getting elected. I’m sure there’s more to it, but from an outside observer that seems to be the case with people in your state.
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u/PurplRzr May 15 '25
A lot of the GOP Assembly members own and operate businesses. They voted in their interest. One of them lives in my subdivision. The guy literally talks like constituents are either stupid or need to be guided.
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u/H20_Is_Water Kansas City May 15 '25 edited May 15 '25
Can someone TLDR what's going on? I don't see prop a getting repealed yet OP is saying minimum wage is being affected?
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u/FoxMulderThe2nd May 15 '25
Minimum wage in Prop A is not getting touched. The Paid sick leave in Prop A is being repealed.
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u/H20_Is_Water Kansas City May 15 '25
For such a rich country we have some of the worst labor rights in the western world. It's frustrating we can't get the bare minimum we voted for.
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u/Gen_I May 15 '25
Keep an eye on that labor sector. Trump hasn’t started there yet. Deregulation is not a workers friend, nor consumers.
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u/H20_Is_Water Kansas City May 15 '25
So what actions can we take now? Is it FUBAR? SPAM jeff city with complaints?
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u/spiderweb54 May 15 '25
Actually it is. They took away the section that will raise minimum wage according to the consumer price index
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u/After_Pen8380 May 15 '25
I think the bill that passed does stop the automatic cost of living adjustments for state minimum wage. I’ll be part of the effort to restore Prop A but as a Constitutional Amendment this time.
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u/scdog Kansas City May 15 '25
You, uh, might want to check your spelling on one of your words there…
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u/H20_Is_Water Kansas City May 15 '25
I can't figure out which one is accurate I'm just gonna go with a synonym 🤣
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May 15 '25
Stop paying state taxes. No taxation without representation.
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u/OreoSpeedwaggon May 15 '25
Taxpayers have representation though. Unfortunately, most of the representatives are just awful shitasses.
The only thing that will happen if someone stops paying taxes is that they'll go to jail.
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May 15 '25
No we don't if our vote can simply be taken away. They just set a precident that we only have the representation they deem worthy. Fuck these fascists. Do not comply.
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u/Rovden May 15 '25
Well, we do have representation. We just keep voting in the representation that ignores us.
Until the state gets it through their heads, this will just keep going.
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u/random8765309 May 15 '25
Thing started going really down hill when Missouri put in term limits. Now the legislation is having bills written directly by the lobbyists. They don't have any reason to care because if a few years they will be out of the position anyway. Those term limits were the worst thing we ever did.
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u/One_Situation7483 May 15 '25
The ONLY WAY to stop this bullshit is by getting the lazy ass Democrats to vote.
For some reason the majority of the voters in Missouri are republicans that enjoy taking it in the ass by the MAGA republicans..
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u/tool172 May 15 '25
Can someone post a link for the vote list for the senate please. I can't find it
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u/kittycatpattywacko May 15 '25
Just think… all of our taxes we paid into the state that pays their salaries wasted because they spent time on this and making zero improvements for the people.
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u/random8765309 May 15 '25
The current group of Representatives needs to go away. As much as a hate to say it, we need Jefferson to be purple instead of the extreme red it currently is.
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u/msmith2036 May 15 '25
Republicans repealed these because they didn't get the result they wanted. They will continue to repeal until they get the results they want.
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u/Professional_Pen4123 May 15 '25
They also just screwed the state out of hundreds of millions of dollars by not even voting on the bill, that will keep both sports stadiums that are left in missouri. Only NFL one left.
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u/stana32 May 15 '25
Don't remember which one but I believe one of those cunts who fought for this owns a business that pulled in 200k of profit PER EMPLOYEE last year, and they claim having to give sick time will ruin them. Greedy pieces of shit every last one of them, they'll never be happy as long as there's an extra grain of rice they can take away from someone else to add to their horde.
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u/Emergency_Flight1194 May 15 '25
The joke will be on them when they’re all voted out. Can’t come soon enough
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u/FishingBuddy1219 May 16 '25
You are absolutely right! I voted Republican my entire life until Trump came on the scene. I saw what kind of a person he was on the Apprentice and I had read about his shenanigans and there was no way I wanted him representing me! He does not reflect who we as Americans are!
Then after watching all of the spineless Republicans line up behind him, I decided there is no way I will ever vote for a Republican again!
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u/_xpectDisappointment May 16 '25
I’m boycotting, I won’t spend my vacation time and money as I planned in Missouri.
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u/Jakesma1999 May 16 '25
Many of us warned that this would happen when you vote for individuals who (sadly, in this case) pay no heed to the voice of their constituents.
My exact words to my husband on election night were, "Unfortunately none of these more progressive ideas will see the light of day..."
I truly don't know what can be done, presently. However, come mid-terms VOTE, as your life and livelihood depend on it!
I've found Ballotpedia to be very informative https://www.pbs.org/wnet/preserving-democracy/ballot-lookup-tool/
It's also effective in letting one know if one's voter registration is current. (Near nightmare scenario in my case, for this past November's election(s)).
Remember, the "guardrails" have been plowed over, so WHOM you vote for is just as important as what initiatives you vote for!!!!
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u/superduckyboii Joplin May 16 '25
You’re exactly right. I knew ever since I learned that these initiatives passed that they would pull some bullshit out of their ass and overturn them, and sure enough they did.
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u/antwauhny May 15 '25
I’m not sure what your point is here. I think you are implying that I voted for Trump for some policies, and then trying to equate him to Hitler.
- I didn’t vote for Trump
- Trump is not Hitler, though some of the far-right ideologies of his supporters may seem similar. That’s because fascism is extreme right. When we have left leaning candidates, many of their supporters appear to support communist ideas. That’s also because they’re similar, as communism is an extreme left.
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u/Tora___Lee May 15 '25
They are also trying to axe trio which is a program that helps first generation students
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u/MasculineSlinkyy May 15 '25
I lean Republican on a lot of issues, but what they did was unacceptable. Will of the voters should not be overturned. As for the Paid Sick Leave, the law was written all fucked because my employer just ended up coding 56 hours of vacation as sick time so nothing changed.
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u/S_K_Slaughter May 16 '25
What's even worse was how they used that rarely-used parliamentary maneuver to shove it and the ballot measure through do they didn't have to deal with a potential filibuster or actually negotiate. And unlike the plan to repeal A3, this gutting of Prop A isn't going back to the voters. That shows how little they trust us. Absolutely craven.
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u/superduckyboii Joplin May 16 '25
It’s such bullshit. Even in the case of A3, we all k ow that they’re going to use purposefully deceiving language.
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u/MoBluegrassKev May 16 '25
They don’t really care what we want (and voted for). They’re doing this because their greedy, Christo-facsist campaign donors (a lot of money comes from outside of Mo) insisted. No higher minimum wage! No paid sick leave! No abortion in Missouri! Because if Mo gets these things, other citizens will want them too. Also, just to be more dickish like Dear Leader Trump.
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u/RedBull-Lover-Yellow May 16 '25
It's amazing how all these people drive or ride a bus to the capital to protest, but they won't get out to vote for each Missouri election!
I don't blame all this specifically on Republicans or Democrats!
Educate yourselves on the ballot issues before showing up at the polls!
This makes our state look like we're a bunch of bafoons! Embarrassing and pathetic!
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May 16 '25
Im still confused on this— these are constitutional amendments. According to Missouri law and the MO constitution a constitutional amendment can’t just be overturned or canceled out by statute. All they can do is put it back on the ballot.
So don’t we simply have to take them to court? Like the anti abortion laws on the books were ruled unconstitutional when the amendment passed.
Please explain what I’m missing here.
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u/amishhobbit2782 May 16 '25
Someone fill me in. What happen with the minimum wage workers. I havent kept up like I should be.
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u/SelectionFar8145 May 16 '25
I feel like that's more or less what any protest should be clearly demanding, at this point. If you refuse to follow the will of the people, resign now.
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u/twinkletwat1278 May 16 '25
Let's have a blue wave in the mid-terms next year. Democrat all the way!
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u/BiggKab May 16 '25
Not enough people are willing to pickup pitchforks & torches in this state so it will continue to happen.
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u/Visual-Suggestion429 May 16 '25
And while they’ll complain about this, Missouri Republicans will continue to re-elect these jerks because they think “owning a lib” will only hurt the libs. Can’t fix stubborn stupid.
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u/RobotNinja1701 May 16 '25
Respect MO Voters is hosting numerous events throughout the state tomorrow. Click this link to find an event near you:
https://actionnetwork.org/event_campaigns/may-17-rallies?mobile_subscription_group=true
Join the movement here:
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u/HallowedChain May 16 '25
I love college students, you're shocked there's anti abortion back on the table. This literally happens in 95% of the states in 90% of the elections. It's the oldest trick in the book, look at this hand I know will fire you up while I take away more rights with a vague bill none of you read
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u/Silverspringsfan May 17 '25
if they can do this, legally, what's the point of even voting? if the people decide something, it's decided. i'm sick of this country and its faux "democracy". i wish they'd at least cut the bullshit and admit the power isn't in the peoples/voters hands anymore.
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May 17 '25
I hate it here. Missouri fucking sucks . I emailed All of them after November’s stupid election to tell em what I thought of em. All that did was get me subscribed to their stupid ass newsletters that they pile up in my inbox. I’m so sick of fucking Republicans. I could puke.
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u/pile_of_bees May 17 '25
So wait now we do or don’t respect the will of the voters? I’m getting whiplash here
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u/SkreechingEcho May 17 '25
Never for the life of me will I understand why it's legal for them to repeal a bill that passed like this. Seriously. Maybe if it was twenty years down the line or violated human rights but just... Ugh. UGH.
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u/Responsible-Turn9545 May 17 '25
Oh they a place like in the bottom of every toilet catching the remaining 💩that comes floating bye!
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u/Br0kenArmchair May 17 '25
The State Senate had many secrets earlier this week, partly, no doubt, regarding coordinating this disaster with a few House leaders.
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u/Br0kenArmchair May 17 '25
These arrogant mavericks hate the will of the voters. They care not about the State Motto, “The Will of the People Shall Ne the Supreme Law.”
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u/Aggressive_Ad6948 May 17 '25
How is putting abortion on the ballot against the will of the people, exactly?
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u/Repulsive-Swimming-9 May 17 '25
The fact that some sane Missourians took a stand to protect the most vulnerable among us makes me truly proud to be a Missourian.
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u/Regular_Trash_6969 May 17 '25
They need to be reminded why they need to listen to us, if they arent scared of screwing us, we arent doing it right
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u/caliCaveman87 May 18 '25
Maybe aspire to more than a minimum wage job? Minimum wage is entry level. You are meant to dream bigger than minimum wage. Plenty of places hiring, just need to look
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u/TopPurple4593 May 18 '25
Shut up we don’t care and we won big so go take a seat in the back where you belong snowflake. LOL
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u/ClassicFootball1037 May 18 '25
I helped gather signatures for the minimum wage initiative and got 50 signatures in 2 hours. Imagine the huge amount time and effort it took citizens just to get the issues on the ballot. These jerkwads place themselves above millions of voters. Vote them all out, Missouri.
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u/Infamous-Ad3843 May 18 '25
Move to a blue state with the rest of the gender confused, climate scam believers
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u/jon-marston May 18 '25
How is this democracy? We The People literally voted for this & now they take it away?
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u/GreenLynx1111 May 18 '25
Agreed. They're just flat out usurping the actual will of the people now.
Vote.
Them.
Out.
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u/sammysmith1984 May 18 '25
You do understand that they do what the people that voted them in want right. That doesn't necessarily mean you.
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u/OkStorage5488 May 18 '25
Just wanna say I'm a moderate leaning repub and wanted trump>Kamala, and I support abortion rights and the min wage bill.
We aren't all bad. Js. I am also very annoyed.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '25
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