Missouri GOP Disenfranchises the Majority of Missouri Delegates [Again]

Jason Soseman, a Missouri Senatorial Man elected by his district, spoke to me about the Resolution he Proposed to the MO State Convention on June 8th because of the stolen platform on May 4th.
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The Coup

On May 4th, Rep. Dan Stacy was able to call for a motion for a quorum, which ended the Mo GOP State Convention. He colluded with Rep. Ben Baker, who was stalling for time by filibustering every proposal set forth by the Grassroots delegates who passed the duly appointed amendments to the platform.

Rep. Baker was biding his time to hopefully run down the clock. He got his wish when Ron Sanders, prompted by a text from Sandy Karnes, went to the mic and erroneously reported to the Convention that the Hotel was going to tow cars. I cover the story here, and so does Gretchen Garrity on her blog, Right To Win Ozarks.

I’m sorry, Baker and Stacy. You’re not conservative if you are trying to silence the voice of the majority of the Missouri delegates because you have been bought out by special interests and lobbyists. In fact, you’re either useful idiots or you are tyrants.

Sanders interrupted Baker’s filibustering tactics, giving Stacy the leverage he needed to call for a motion for Quorum.

All of the 26 duly appointed amendments that had been passed had no chance for the final vote to be placed on the platform as they would be paced as a group. In the photo, you can see the amendments in a person's hands. There have been mixed reports on who had access to amendments that day.

There is a video of the entire day, recorded by David Lightner but paid for by the Missouri GOP. The Missouri GOP has placed this video into a vault so deep that not even Indiana Jones could find it.

The Incompetent Tyrants

At the MO State GOP meeting, I cover how hostile Nick Meyers and his lawyer, Lowell Pearson, are to Jason Soseman. Nick Meyers’ incompetence is built into the system. I believe it’s on purpose, as I covered in my interview yesterday about Steven Tilley buying up elected officials.

Jason Soseman seeks to be a grassroots-driven conservative leader of the Missouri State GOP. With him in charge, we may start raising the funds necessary to keep men like Steven Tilley and Rex Sinquefield from buying politicians like hogs at a wholesale market.

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