This week, conservatives in Missouri have reason to celebrate a significant win. Representative Jon Patterson, who previously opposed making any changes to the dangerous Amendment 3, has now reversed his stance.
Missouri conservatives believe in the sanctity of life, the power of family, and the right to make decisions without government overreach.
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The left is selling Missourians a pack of lies with Amendment 3. They know their extreme agenda won't survive without deception, so they're using half-truths and omissions to confuse voters.
The left is selling Missourians a pack of lies with Amendment 3. They know their extreme agenda won't survive without deception, so they're using half-truths and omissions to confuse voters.
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