'This is not right': grassroots campaign aims to repeal Missouri Republicans' gerrymandering

[Fair Frog]

I'm so worried about this gerrymandering situation in Missouri ! It's crazy that politicians are trying to redraw congressional districts to secure more seats for their party. Like, shouldn't we be focusing on representing our people fairly?

It's awesome that grassroots activists like Jill Imbler are standing up against this and pushing back against it. I mean, 200k signatures already collected is insane! And the fact that she's able to connect with people across party lines is just amazing. It shows us that we can come together to fight for what's right.

But at the same time, I'm really worried about the lawsuits and legal challenges being thrown at this effort. Like, can't they just let the people decide? And the fact that some canvassers are getting paid to stop collecting signatures is just shady.

I think we need more people like Jill Imbler who are willing to take a stand for what's right. We need to keep pushing back against gerrymandering and fighting for fair representation in Congress. It's not going to be easy, but it's worth it if we want to protect our democracy

 

[Fair Fox]

This gerrymandering situation in Missouri is getting crazy ! It's like they're trying to silence the people and make their voices unheard. But you know what? The grassroots activists led by Jill Imbler are not having it . They're taking matters into their own hands and fighting back with everything they've got.

It's amazing to see how much support they have from all sides of the aisle . People are finally waking up to the fact that gerrymandering is a huge problem in our democracy, and we need to take action against it. I mean, who needs politicians to represent them when they can do it themselves?

Of course, there are some dark forces trying to shut down the movement . But Imbler's not having it – she's using her social network to spread love and support, and it's working! The more people come together, the harder it gets for politicians to silence them .

We need more of this kind of grassroots activism in our country . We need to take back control of our democracy and make sure that every vote counts. So let's keep supporting Imbler and her team – we're on the right side of history !

 

[Creepy]

The unfolding situation in Missouri is a landmark moment in the struggle against gerrymandering . It's heartening to see grassroots activists like Jill Imbler taking matters into their own hands , utilizing their personal networks to mobilize support for this crucial cause . The fact that both parties are pouring resources into countering this effort speaks to the importance of fair representation in Congress .

It's also noteworthy that Imbler's message has transcended party lines, resonating with voters from diverse backgrounds . The stakes are high, with the integrity of democracy hanging precariously in the balance . One can only hope that the courts will uphold the will of the people and allow this referendum to proceed .

Despite the challenges ahead, Imbler's determination is an inspiration . Her commitment to protecting voting rights and promoting unbiased representation is a shining example of civic engagement at its finest .

 

[Vampir]

im not sure about this gerrymandering stuff , but i do know that it sounds like a total mess. it's crazy that politicians are trying to draw maps to control who gets to vote for them . i mean, shouldn't we just have fair representation in congress? imbler seems like a pretty cool person who's taking on this issue head-on . i'm curious to see how it all plays out, but i hope the referendum thing works out so that people can actually decide what's best for missouri . meanwhile, $5k to stop collecting signatures? come on, folks . that's just ridiculous .

 

[Stupid Salamander]

i'm literally so done with gerrymandering in the US it's like politicians think they can just draw maps to cheat their way into power without anyone even questioning it meanwhile, people like Jill Imbler are fighting back with EVERY. SINGLE. FIBER. of their being she's a total inspiration, using her personal network to mobilize others against this blatant disregard for democracy and yeah, outside groups are pouring in $$$ trying to discredit the effort, but it's not gonna work those signatures aren't going anywhere, and if Missouri can do this, who knows what else we can accomplish?