[FlingWingFlyer]

When the hell did this Black Looters Movement ho sneak her ass into “congress”? And from Missouri. What are those folks in the “Show Me” state thinking?

[Abathar]

She reflects her constituents quite well when you figure in her demographic strongholds that got her elected.

The D next to her name got a big percentage to start with in the rural areas but the urban areas majority carried her across the line.

[Migraine]

“Show Me” da loot?

[Carl Vehse]

FlingWingFlyr: "When the hell did this Black Looters Movement ho sneak her ass into “congress”? And from Missouri. What are those folks in the “Show Me” state thinking?"

Two words: Saint Louis.

[GaryCrow]

When the hell did this Black Looters Movement ho sneak her ass into “congress”? And from Missouri. What are those folks in the “Show Me” state thinking?

Have you been to St. Louis lately? A few minutes there will explain it all.

[napscoordinator]

I’m not sure, but I’d guess she’s from St. Louis which like every red state, has a blue city lurking around.

[hanamizu]

“What are those folks in the “Show Me” state thinking?”

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She won the seat when she won the democrat primary against a man who with his father had held the seat for some 40 or 50 years. One of two MO house seats that are in black-majority districts. She’ll hold onto it for as long as she wants to or until some other more radical black candidate comes along.

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

They carved out a chunk of the Missouri jungle in order to preserve the rest of the state with an orderly civilization. It’s sort of strange, but it appears that voters in that section have consistently chosen radical black women for their elected offices. People like Rep. Bush, Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, and Mayor Tishaura Jones.