Extremism

Invades Missouri

In Missouri, conservative extremists are orchestrating attacks aimed at implementing dangerous, anti-democratic legislation. Learn about these attacks and how you can stand up for liberty and justice.

Gutting

Public Education

In 2024, conservative extremists voted to expand private school vouchers, which will divert sorely needed funds away from Missouri public schools and cost taxpayers more than $450 million every year. The year before, they pushed SB 4, a bill based on misinformation and fear, that threatens public schools with litigation and $500 fines for simply teaching students an honest version of American history.

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Suppressing

the Right to Vote

Free and fair elections are cornerstones of democracy, and they’re under attack in Missouri. In 2022 and 2023, our elected officials orchestrated a series of attacks aimed to suppress votes and instill fear in voters.

In 2024, extremists are trying to block Missourians from amending the state constitution, expressly to keep residents from getting their preferred policies on reproductive rights.

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Attacking

Vulnerable Communities

Conservative extremists are attacking our most vulnerable communities. SB 134 erases LGBTQ people and issues from public school curriculum. SB 39 bars trans athletes from competing in sports.

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Restricting

Workers’ Rights

Anti-labor conservative extremists have launched a string of attacks in recent years. These attacks tried to instill county-level Right-To-Work laws that suppress wages and lower workplace safety. Conservative extremists also tried to reduce unemployment benefits for our financially vulnerable community members.

These extremists are now trying to overturn the voter-approved Prop A, which expanded paid sick leave and increased the minimum wage, while simultaneously attempting to repeal the capital gains tax.

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Eliminating Our

Reproductive Freedom

Missouri Republicans supported extreme measures to punish employers who assist employees in getting abortions and allow private citizens to sue anyone they suspect of helping a Missouri resident get an abortion in another state.

Conservative Republicans even blocked adding rape and incest exemptions to Missouri’s abortion ban, claiming that while rape is “mentally taxing…God does not make mistakes.”

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