Missouri Republican Party

The people of New Jersey and in Missouri, especially St. Louis, they wanted somebody on their side, and today in both New Jersey and Missouri, there are lots and lots of people, lots and lots of politicians, lots of folks who are, uh, supporters of President Trump because he pays attention in the same way.

Uh, later on, I was head of the Missouri Republican Party, and I saw the whole state of Missouri, and I was part of the effort to move Missouri from swing state to red state.

And for a long time, the two urban centers in St. Louis had been dragging down politically Missouri, Kansas City and St. Louis, and the university city, uh, university town in the middle, Columbia.

They pulled the, pulled Missouri blue and kept it as a swing state for many, many years, decades and decades, actually.

They have walk book software that they can plug you into and then go point you at some neighbors that you need to go and talk to about this.

Go to the Missouri Republican Party's website.

Under resources, there should be a tab that says contact your local central committee.

There's gonna be a map of the state of Missouri, and within that map is going to be the emails of the treasurer, the secretary, the vice chair, and the chair of each central committee, and that'll be, that'll be where you plug in and get involved.

Now Hanaway's doing it.

That's just kind of the new MO in, uh, Missouri Republican Party politics for their attorneys general.

Yeah.

So I guess my question is, Bailey's certainly a force of nature, but two-part question.

M- you know, narrowly won the primary and narrowly lost the general.

So we haven't seen anyone do it and pull it off and win both a primary and a general.

Um, I think that, uh, you know, M- Missouri Republican Party donor community is pretty strongly behind Kehoe, so I'm not sure where Bailey gets the money to do something like that.

Um, what are your thoughts? Taking that as kind of the first race, possible race we'll talk about.

They've spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on them already.

I think what was emerging is that Denny Hoskins has cost the Missouri Republican Party in yet another way, which is to prevent them from being able to mobilize their political operation that might have been successful in getting the map

approved.

Now just very quickly, let's keep in mind that if voters turn down Prop A and keep the old maps, the legislature can simply reinstall the new maps in January or February and we'll go through this all over again.

What are we going to choose from? And now you're actually talking about different ideologies.

You were in Springfield for the caucus, for the MoGOP caucus.

Wasn't that exciting? Yeah,

that was exciting.