Supreme Court of Missouri

Let's be real.

The 2022 map that the courts, the U.S. Supreme Court and the Missouri Supreme Court screwed it all up and said, no, we're going to keep that map in place, even though this this form of government that we have, these representatives and senators ended up doing it.

uh the lawful way we passed it the lawful way they're going to expand their power and say no screw you guys we're going to put back in this old gerrymandered map that's going to be on the ballot it's going to be one of the things voters will decide you want to keep the current gerrymandered map or do you want to stand with voters and putting these these communities in these counties back together in uh passing the missouri first map that's one of them the So

if you like the Freedom Caucus-led Missouri First map, you would vote yes on Proposition A.

And then all four county-wide precincts will be open on November 3rd.

Four members of the Missouri Supreme Court are up for re-election.

Voters will be asked the question on each judge if they wish to be retained in office.

Those judges are Paul Wilson, Virginia Lay, Rebecca Navarro-McKelvey, and Angela Quigless.

But I prefer, just like anything else, to have somebody on the phone.

I'd rather go to our attorney here and discuss things with him about what's going on and have local control is kind of a big deal.

Now, the tricky part is the last line here says, um and recognizing the office of sheriff as part of the administration of justice in 2021 fowler versus mo uh they contested a three dollar fee on tickets that allowed to go to the sheriff's retirement fund now they need retirement too i get that but the missouri supreme court ruled exactly that uh that was illegal because it doesn't fall underneath the administration of justice Then Amendment 6 in 2024 failed 60% to roughly 39% trying to approve that fee to go back on there to fund that again.

Now, we've been through this with fees that happen a lot of times, police officers, things like that.

Yeah.

Right? And so, you know, I was a former chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Court, and this will be an absolute ban on abortions.

And then we already got laws about transgender surgery on kids.

Right.

So they've already had it for a while, but they held the hearing a month ago.

And I know when I talked with Joel Oliver, who is the CEO of Halo Real Estate Ventures, who's the developer for the hoped for mixed use project there, said that they aren't going by any sort of timeline as far as then they're just proceeding and they're not putting in any estimate of when it might come down because it could even after the appellate court rules, it could be taken to the Missouri Supreme Court or even higher.

So it could go on for a while.

So what then exact effect does this legal case have on the Brentwood Bound project as Halo progresses on it? Could this upend the whole thing if they ultimately rule in favor of these businesses?

Also, the United States Postal Service, your ballot is totally safe.

Missouri GOP, Missouri voters deserve to know former Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Wolff is appearing in commercials urging Missourians to vote no on Amendment 3.

But here's what those ads aren't telling you.

Wolf is an attorney representing a ministry of the communist government of China in a lawsuit brought by Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hannaway.