BREAKING: Missouri RINOs Pull a Fast One — Remove the Pro-Trump Delegates Elected at the State Convention in May
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The Gateway Pundit ^
| July 3, 2024 | Guest Contributor
At the GOP’s Missouri state convention in Springfield, Trump-supporting members of the GOP took over and prevented RINOs in the state from setting the agenda and the delegates for the RNC. This was reported on May 4. However,
it appears that the RINOs were not done. Power at all costs is the motto of the RINOs and the Democrats – it’s the Uniparty mantra. The Missouri Independent reports:
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Missouri AG sues New York arguing 'lawfare' against Trump harmed Missourians' constitutional rights
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Just The News ^
| 3 July 2024 | Nicholas Ballasy
Missouri GOP Attorney General Andrew Bailey is sued the New York government on the argument the state's "lawfare" during Donald Trump's hush money trial violated Missourians’ First Amendment rights. His
lawsuit argues that the prosecution of Trump, along with the gag orders imposed on him, muzzled the former president while he campaigned for 2024 reeection and damaged Missourians' right to hear him speak freely ahead of Election Day.
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4 Missouri Prison Guards Charged With Murder in Death of a Black Prisoner
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New York Times ^
| June 28, 2024 | Aimee Ortiz
The man, Othel Moore Jr., died of positional asphyxiation on Dec. 8 of last year at the Jefferson City Correctional Center in what the medical examiner’s office called a homicide.Four Missouri prison guards were charged with murder on Friday and a fifth with involuntary manslaughter for their roles in the death of
a Black man who died last year after they pepper sprayed him, covered his face with a mask and left him in a restraint chair, the authorities said. The man, Othel Moore Jr., 38, died of positional asphyxiation on Dec. 8 at the Jefferson City Correctional Center, according...
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Alligator on the loose in Missouri lake (another one!)
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UPI ^
| June 27, 2024 | Ben Hooper
June 26 (UPI) -- Residents of a Missouri city are being warned to keep their distance from an alligator on the loose in a local lake. VIDEO
AT LINK........... The Bonne Terre Municipal Police Department said the alligator was reported in Bonne Terre Lake by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Authorities said the gator is about 20 inches long, but some witnesses who spotted the reptile said it appeared to be closer to 3 feet long. The reptile is not believed to be aggressive, but police warned residents not to attempt to approach or capture it. Police said the...
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Murthy v. Missouri: SCOTUS Decision Analysis
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UncoverDC ^
| 6/26/24 | Tracy Beanz
I want to make sure this is clear from the get-go—this is a terrible opinion. I
am not happy about it. HOWEVER, this opinion had to do with the TEMPORARY INJUNCTION in this case...... The court is making a decision whether, at this stage of the game, after limited (will get to that in a moment) discovery, the Plaintiffs have the right to an injunction that would halt the government from coercing and cooperating with social media platforms to censor speech. The Justices used whether the plaintiffs had STANDING at this stage of the game as their basis for decision....
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Justice Alito Whacks ASININE SCOTUS Ruling Against Free Speech in Murthy v. Missouri
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NewsBusters ^
| 6/26/2024 | Joseph Vazquez
It’s a bad day for free speech. The
U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the government may continue to pressure Big Tech companies to censor speech it disapproves of, and dissenting Justice Samuel Alito tore the outrageous decision apart. The Court ruled 6-3 — with Justice Amy Coney Barrett authoring the Opinion — that the complainants lacked standing to file an “injunction against any defendant” because they failed to demonstrate “particularized” harm. Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined in the majority’s ridiculous position. The Court’s explicit gaslighting as to the Big Tech companies’ independent reasons for censoring...
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Federal court backs Missouri AG motion to block Biden's 'illegal' student loan handout plan
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Fox Business ^
| 6/25/24 | Stepheny Price
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced that the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri granted his motion to block what he called President Biden’s latest illegal student loan handout scheme. Bailey
said that Congress never gave Biden the authority to saddle working Americans with half-a-trillion dollars in other people's debt and that this is a huge win for the Constitution. Bailey told FOX Business exclusively that it's a huge win for the rule of law. "The Constitution makes clear that Joe Biden does not get to thwart Congress when it suits his political agenda. The Constitution will...
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey discusses his state's lawsuit against New York
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YouTube ^
| 6.24.24 | Mark Levin
Mark speaks with Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey about the most recent court ruling to reject President Biden’s federal student loan forgiveness and Missouri filing suit against the state of New York for interfering in the 2024 election.
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‘These Ungrateful People’: Colombian Immigrant Running for Missouri Office Tells Black People to Leave U.S. If They Don’t Like the Country
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Atlanta Black Star ^
| June 21, 2024 | Yasmeen F.
"Theses ungrateful people" - Colombian immigrant running for Missouri office tells black people to leave the U.S. if they don't like the country - backlash ensues. On
her social media page, she belittled Juneteenth and criticized reparations. They are being shoved down our throats. They should be celebrating being born in the greatest nation. Straight White men built roads, buildings, and declared independence
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Missouri AG sues New York over 'direct attack' on democratic process though Trump conviction
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Just The News ^
| 21 June 2024 | Nicholas Ballasy
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit against the State of New York "for their direct attack on our democratic process through unconstitutional lawfare against President Trump." Bailey first announced the lawsuit Thursday evening on the social media platform X, writing that "it’s time to restore the rule of law." He
encouraged the public to "stay tuned" for more developments on the lawsuit.
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Missouri AG to sue New York over 'unconstitutional lawfare' against Trump: 'Time to restore the rule of law'
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Fox News via MSN ^
| 06/20/2024 | Stepheny Price
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced he is filing a lawsuit against the state of New York for what he called "their direct attack on our democratic process through unconstitutional lawfare against President Trump." On Thursday, Bailey said on his podcast, "The Bailey Wire," that his office would be taking steps to
combat illicit prosecutions against the former president. Bailey said it's time to restore the rule of law. "Radical progressives in New York are trying to rig the 2024 election. We have to stand up and fight back," he exclusively told Fox News Digital. Bailey said the state's actions...
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Judge upholds Missouri abortion ban amid ‘religious freedom’ challenge from faith leaders
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Christian Post ^
| June 17, 2024 | Anugrah Kumar
A Missouri circuit judge has ruled against several clergy members who argued that the state's abortion laws infringe on the Missouri Constitution's Establishment Clause. The lawsuit, led by a diverse group of faith leaders, was met with a dismissal. The
challenge, initiated in January 2023 by representatives from Christian, Jewish and Unitarian congregations, was spearheaded by advocacy groups, including Americans United for Separation of Church and State and the National Women's Law Center. They sought an injunction to halt Missouri's abortion laws, which lack exceptions even in cases of rape or incest, arguing these laws violate constitutional provisions against the...
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Missouri woman's murder conviction tossed after 43 years. Her lawyers say a police officer did it
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Channel 3000 News/AP ^
| June 16, 2024 | AP Staff
A judge has overturned the conviction of a Missouri woman who was a psychiatric patient when she incriminated herself in a 1980 killing that her attorneys argue was actually committed by a now-discredited police officer. Judge
Ryan Horsman ruled late Friday that Sandra Hemme, who has spent 43 years behind bars, had established evidence of actual innocence and must be freed within 30 days unless prosecutors retry her. He said her trial counsel was ineffective and prosecutors failed to disclose evidence that would have helped her. Her attorneys say this is the longest time a women has been been incarcerated...
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Murthy v. Missouri is a Distraction From the Real Threat to Freedom of Speech
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The Daily Sceptic ^
| 24 March, 2024 | Robert Kogon
The Supreme Court recently hearing arguments in the case of Murthy v. Missouri
has refocused attention on the U.S. Government’s efforts to get social media platforms to suppress alleged COVID-19 ‘misinformation’ and the issue of whether these efforts crossed the ‘line between persuasion and coercion’ and thus constituted Government censorship. But how could the Government’s efforts have not constituted Government censorship when it had a full-fledged “Fighting Covid-19 Disinformation Monitoring Programme” in which all the major online platforms were enrolled and which required them to submit periodic reports outlining, even indeed quantifying, their suppression of what was deemed “false and/or...
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Planned Parenthood Sued for Trafficking Minors to Evade Missouri Abortion Laws, Hide Procedures.
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Citizen Watch Report ^
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood’s Great Plains branch, alleging that they trafficked minors across state lines for abortions without parental consent. Based
on a video and other evidence, the lawsuit claims that minors were removed from schools using doctors’ notes, had abortions performed in Kansas, and then returned across state lines.
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Missouri AG Fighting to Stop Planned Parenthood From Taking Teens Out of State for Secret Abortions
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Life News ^
| June 10, 2024 | Steven Ertelt
Earlier this year, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood after an expose’ video showed officials discussing how they take teen girls out of state for secret abortions. As
LifeNews previously reported, Project Veritas conducted an investigation just before Christmas this past year in which a journalist entered a Kansas City, Mo. clinic asking how to get an abortion for a 13-year-old. The male reporter was met with certainty and confidence from the staff that although the procedure is illegal in Missouri, the minor could be sent to Kansas for the procedure, and no one would...
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Alligator found after 10 days on the loose in Missouri [UPDATE!]
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UPI ^
| June 04, 2024 | Ben Hooper
June 4 (UPI) -- A small alligator that escaped from a petting zoo set up at a Kansas City, Mo., middle school was found outside the school 10 days later. Lakeview
Middle School sent an email to faculty and the families of students revealing the 14-inch gator was found outside a back door at the school by custodial workers. The alligator escaped May 23 from a petting zoo set up at the school by third-party business Thorni Ridge Exotics. The disappearance sparked a probe by the KC Pet Project, but the search was called off after a few days. The...
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In December 2014, in Berkeley, Missouri, Alvin Henry Jones Jr., 62, died two days after Black Lives Matter protestors blocked an ambulance that was carrying him
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Wordpress ^
| June 4, 2024 | Daniel Alman (aka Dan from Squirrel Hill)
https://danfromsquirrelhill.wordpress.co December 2014, in Berkeley, Missouri, Alvin Henry Jones Jr., 62, died two days after Black Lives Matter protestors blocked an ambulance that was carrying himBy Daniel Alman (aka Dan from Squirrel Hill)June 4, 2024In December 2014, in Berkeley, Missouri, Alvin Henry Jones Jr., 62, died two days after Black Lives Matter
protestors blocked an ambulance that was carrying him.Source: https://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/Med January 2015, in Milton, Massachusetts, Black Lives Matter protestors blocked an ambulance that was carrying Richard McGrath, 82. The protestors chained themselves to barrels full of concrete to make especially sure that no vehicles could get by.In February 2016,...
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Invasive fish with the head of a snake that can slither across land discovered in Missouri – again
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cb ^
| June 04, 2024 | Li Cohen
An invasive fish with the head of a snake and the ability to survive on land for several days has been detected in Missouri. The state's Department of Conservation confirmed on Friday that a northern snakehead fish had been caught by a fisherman, marking the fourth observation of the invasive species in
Missouri. VIDEO AT LINK.................. The department says that the northern snakehead fish can grow up to three feet long "with python-like coloration and pattern" and has a head that "resembles a snake." The first time of the invasive specimens was caught in the state was in 2019, CBS...
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Distressing Video Shows Missouri Cop Gun Down Lost 13-Pound Deaf and Blind Dog: ‘What Am I Supposed to Do?’
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New York Post ^
| May 24, 2024 | Katherine Donlevy
A Missouri police officer gunned down a beloved deaf and blind dog Sunday, first claiming he was putting it out of its misery before backtracking and saying the 13-pound pup made him fear for his life. The
disturbing killing was captured in the cop’s bodycam footage — and happened just three minutes after the officer arrived to find the escaped dog exploring a neighbor’s yard. “If you watch the video, the dog is very playful and happy and kind of turned his head when he noticed somebody’s there, looking for somebody to touch him as he’s always done,” grieving owner...
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