Nathan Scott

Missouri businesses need stability, not policies pushed by out-of-state billionaires that become nearly impossible to fix. Amendment 6 would tie lawmakers’ hands, making it harder to correct harmful laws and protect Missouri’s workers, employers, and economy. Thank you to the Missouri Chamber of Commerce for standing against this dangerous proposal. Vote NO on Amendment 6! #NoOn6

We stand with the Missouri Cattlemen's Association in their opposition of Amendment 6! Amendment 6 would open the door for out-of-state activist groups to go after our farmers, putting our top industry at severe risk. We believe that Missouri’s farmers know what is best for their own farms and livestock, period. Protect the farms that feed us by voting NO on Amendment 6! #NoOn6

We’ve seen it time and time again: Out-of-state billionaires pour millions of dollars into our state to pass leftist “citizen-led” initiative petitions in our ruby red state. The very groups pushing for these IPs to pass somehow always end up benefiting from things hidden in the fine print. Listen to @TheTomEstes outline why Amendment 6 would have detrimental consequences for Missouri, and why it’s critical for this to go down at the ballot box in just eight days. #NoOn6

Missouri farmers work hard to put food on our tables. The last thing they need is out-of-state special interests pushing livestock bans and burdensome restrictions that threaten their livelihoods. A slick advertising campaign can make harmful policies sound appealing. Under Amendment 6, agricultural restrictions passed through the initiative process could become significantly harder to change, leaving Missouri farmers and families stuck with the consequences. Our farms are too important to leave at the mercy of outside interests. Vote NO on 6 and tell them to keep their paws off our laws! #NoOn6

Missouri voters were promised that legalizing marijuana would provide much-needed funding for our veterans. Now, questions remain about whether those promises have been fulfilled while marijuana companies continue to profit. Amendment 6 raises another concern: making it more difficult for Missouri lawmakers to revisit voter-approved laws when problems arise or promises go unmet. Missourians deserve transparency, accountability and the ability to hold powerful special interests responsible for the deals they make with our state. Learn more about Amendment 6 and its potential consequences at moprotects.org. Share this post to help others understand what's at stake. #NoOn6