Leftist Candidate Running In Rural Missouri District
October 22, 2022
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as posted by the channelA leftist in rural Missouri is running for Congress. Wyatt Parsons is running in Missouri's 4th District as a write-in candidate.
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Let's take one last call. calling from a 573 area code you are the final caller of the day. hello, that worked out beautifully. hi. hi. Who's this? Where are you calling from? This is Wyatt Parsons out of Columbia Missouri. I'm calling I love your old show first and foremost. Sam, I hope you had a good time at your tort conference. thank you and I'm actually calling to make an official I guess this would be the most official way I've done it so far. the official announcement that I'm running a progressive write-in campaign for Missouri's fourth congressional district against Mark Alford the Republican and Jack Truman the Democrat. I would be running to the left of Jack Truman. and well we'll give you one of these. oh thank you! wow! I don't know much about this race. Tell me about the district. Missouri's fourth congressional district is quite rural. I think this is off the top of my head but I've got a couple figures written down this one isn't one I think there are about 700 000 people in the district. I do know for a fact it's mostly rural. The average median income is about 53 000. and there is a good amount of data to suggest that when Democrats are in office in this District which hasn't happened for quite some time the average income does tend to increase when that happens. So I think Progressive politics can only help you.
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