Jack Deth

Deciding which businesses are allowed in your community is the model Bernie Sanders and AOC run on. If you're a conservative caught up in the anti-data-center panic, ask what your real concern is. Free markets, not central planning.

If you are a voter in Missouri, you really need to understand Amendments 3, 4, and 5. 3: repeals the 2024 abortion amendment while providing exceptions for specific circumstances. 4: prevents large cities (e.g. StL, KC) from dictating law to the rest of the state. 5: shifts income tax (and potentially property tax locally) to sales tax, thereby allowing people to keep what they earn and only get taxed when spending. Outcomes: no on 3 leaves abortion wide open; no on 4 gives the large cities (near) full say on laws that govern everyone; and no on 5 means people continue to have taxes withheld from their check for every dollar earned AND they get taxed again when those dollars are spent. I recommend voting ‘yes’ on these amendments to: A) stop the unnecessary infant deaths, B) stop big cities (StL and KC) from dictating the law for everyone, and C) stop having every dollar get taxed before it’s even seen while getting taxed yet again when it’s spent.

If you are a voter in Missouri, you really need to understand Amendments 3, 4, and 5. 3: repeals the 2024 abortion amendment while providing exceptions for specific circumstances. 4: prevents large cities (e.g. StL, KC) from dictating law to the rest of the state. 5: shifts income tax (and potentially property tax locally) to sales tax, thereby allowing people to keep what they earn and only get taxed when spending. Outcomes: no on 3 leaves abortion wide open; no on 4 gives the large cities (near) full say on laws that govern everyone; and no on 5 means people continue to have taxes withheld from their check for every dollar earned AND they get taxed again when those dollars are spent. I recommend voting ‘yes’ on these amendments to: A) stop the unnecessary infant deaths, B) stop big cities (StL and KC) from dictating the law for everyone, and C) stop having every dollar get taxed before it’s even seen while getting taxed yet again when it’s spent.

If you are a voter in Missouri, you really need to understand Amendments 3, 4, and 5. 3: repeals the 2024 abortion amendment while providing exceptions for specific circumstances. 4: prevents large cities (e.g. StL, KC) from dictating law to the rest of the state. 5: shifts income tax (and potentially property tax locally) to sales tax, thereby allowing people to keep what they earn and only get taxed when spending. Outcomes: no on 3 leaves abortion wide open; no on 4 gives the large cities (near) full say on laws that govern everyone; and no on 5 means people continue to have taxes withheld from their check for every dollar earned AND they get taxed again when those dollars are spent. I recommend voting ‘yes’ on these amendments to: A) stop the unnecessary infant deaths, B) stop big cities (StL and KC) from dictating the law for everyone, and C) stop having every dollar get taxed before it’s even seen while getting taxed yet again when it’s spent.

If you are a voter in Missouri, you really need to understand Amendments 3, 4, and 5. 3: repeals the 2024 abortion amendment while providing exceptions for specific circumstances. 4: prevents large cities (e.g. StL, KC) from dictating law to the rest of the state. 5: shifts income tax (and potentially property tax locally) to sales tax, thereby allowing people to keep what they earn and only get taxed when spending. Outcomes: no on 3 leaves abortion wide open; no on 4 gives the large cities (near) full say on laws that govern everyone; and no on 5 means people continue to have taxes withheld from their check for every dollar earned AND they get taxed again when those dollars are spent. I recommend voting ‘yes’ on these amendments to: A) stop the unnecessary infant deaths, B) stop big cities (StL and KC) from dictating the law for everyone, and C) stop having every dollar get taxed before it’s even seen while getting taxed yet again when it’s spent.

Everything I do is for our next generation.

If you are a voter in Missouri, you really need to understand Amendments 3, 4, and 5. 3: repeals the 2024 abortion amendment while providing exceptions for specific circumstances. 4: prevents large cities (e.g. StL, KC) from dictating law to the rest of the state. 5: shifts income tax (and potentially property tax locally) to sales tax, thereby allowing people to keep what they earn and only get taxed when spending. Outcomes: no on 3 leaves abortion wide open; no on 4 gives the large cities (near) full say on laws that govern everyone; and no on 5 means people continue to have taxes withheld from their check for every dollar earned AND they get taxed again when those dollars are spent. I recommend voting ‘yes’ on these amendments to: A) stop the unnecessary infant deaths, B) stop big cities (StL and KC) from dictating the law for everyone, and C) stop having every dollar get taxed before it’s even seen while getting taxed yet again when it’s spent.

Attention Missouri voters: You have the opportunity to ELIMINATE state income tax "Look at NY! People are DYING to get out of what's happening in that socialist state." - Missouri Gov Vote Amendment 5 on the August ballot to eliminate the state income tax!

If you are a voter in Missouri, you really need to understand Amendments 3, 4, and 5. 3: repeals the 2024 abortion amendment while providing exceptions for specific circumstances. 4: prevents large cities (e.g. StL, KC) from dictating law to the rest of the state. 5: shifts income tax (and potentially property tax locally) to sales tax, thereby allowing people to keep what they earn and only get taxed when spending. Outcomes: no on 3 leaves abortion wide open; no on 4 gives the large cities (near) full say on laws that govern everyone; and no on 5 means people continue to have taxes withheld from their check for every dollar earned AND they get taxed again when those dollars are spent. I recommend voting ‘yes’ on these amendments to: A) stop the unnecessary infant deaths, B) stop big cities (StL and KC) from dictating the law for everyone, and C) stop having every dollar get taxed before it’s even seen while getting taxed yet again when it’s spent.