Well, howdy there, internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

some news out of Missouri. We're going to talk about Missouri, a decision, the Republican primary ballot, and just kind of

go through some news that y'all may not actually believe.

You know, the last time we talked about Missouri it was good news.

I mean it was. In this case it's about the Republican Party losing in court and I feel like almost

everybody watching this channel is going to wish they had won.

Okay, so a Missouri judge has decided that a candidate for governor will remain on the Republican primary

ballot. Republicans in Missouri were trying to get him booted. That move came after it became known that the

candidate was a quote honorary member at one point in time of the clan.

He, in a statement, described himself as, quote, not racist.

There's also reporting saying that he was at a cross burning and this person will be on the Republican primary ballot.

In a quote that is one of the more interesting, McClanahan's lawyer, that's the candidate, said,

I'm not sure they ever actually intended to win this case. I think the case got

filed because the Republican Party wanted to make a very big public show that

they don't want to be associated with racism or anti-Semitism.

And the best way that they could do that was filing a case that they knew was almost certain to lose.

Yeah, so that's what's going on in Missouri in the Republican Party in

in 2024, I feel like this is one of those situations where them having to go to court over this I mean even if

they even if they did intend to win and this attorney is incorrect even if they did really want to

win it may be one of those things where I'm not saying that the Republican Party up there is racist.

But the one-time honorary member of the clan apparently feels like that's the

ballot he should be on. Anyway, it's just a thought. Y'all have a good day.

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