A mixed bag of results for me. Congressman Lacy Clay (who I always considered to be progressive) lost to the challenge from the left, Dr. Sam Page won for St. Louis County Executive (having an MD at the helm during a pandemic is probably a good thing), my State Senate and State House seats went to a local political family who I do not favor, my County Council seat removed one of the aforementioned political family members (who I couldn’t stand) and the attempt by Florissant to impose a Use tax for online sales was defeated.

The wheels of government grind on with a few new characters.

So unusual to be able to rearrange your last name to get your first name!

Thanks for the information on the online sales tax loss. Missourians can live with that!

If health care can bring about a CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT in a ruby-red state, it shows we are on track to a massive blue tsunami in November.

house has a history of overturning votes by the people, saying we didn’t understand what we were voting for. In other words calling us stupid to our face. Happened last year or maybe it was 2018. Happened years ago when we voted to shut down puppy mills, yet they got it overturned. I am so sick of this.

I am certain that they will attempt to do to this just what they have done in the past.

it'll be nearly impossible for the Lege to override it. Best they can probly do is wiggle around it and maybe cut the ground out from under it somehow, but they will certainly attempt it. After the way they did the conceal-carry after we voted on Prop B in 1999, and the puppy-mill debacle, I have zero faith in their willingness to abide by the will of the people.

The state legislature will just overturn it. It is what they do. And the usual suspects will likely win reelection again, because piss off the libs or something. Lather, rinse, repeat. Welcome to the Show-Me state.

Because they do not get that the ACA made this possible.

Receive the nomination for AG.