Author Archives: mawgawv

2022 Missouri Mid-term “Vote for KIDS”

There is so much on the ballot in Missouri on November 8th but some of the most important things are our children’s safety, education, and welfare. There isn’t just a single amendment to vote for; every vote on every candidate and every question has an impact on children. A lot of candidates don’t list childrenContinue reading “2022 Missouri Mid-term “Vote for KIDS””

Activist

I have always been an activist at heart. Whenever and wherever I saw something I believed was wrong I stood up and made noise which may or may not have been the best way to handle every situation. I cannot even begin to count the number of times I would say “that’s just wrong!” andContinue reading “Activist”

Missouri State Senate 2022 Primary

I looked at the candidate’s stance on common sense gun laws, public education funding, and Health Care access, to determine if a candidate prioritizes KIDS. Voting for the candidates highlighted in Green is a definite good vote for children. The candidates highlighted in blue look good but I couldn’t find their stance on one orContinue reading “Missouri State Senate 2022 Primary”

Candidate Questionnaire

How many of you have tried to really research candidates, decide on who you are going to vote for, are happy when they win ONLY to find out that you fell for a lot of political hogwash? As an advocate for all children, I am so frustrated by the politicians who claim to be forContinue reading “Candidate Questionnaire”

Josh Hawley- Out of Touch

I wrote and sent an email to Sen Josh Hawley, MO asking him to support the Build Back Better Act especially the parts that support children. There are programs and funding in the act to provide federal money to states to upgrade/support existing K-12 public schools. Missouri currently comes in at 47th in education spending,Continue reading “Josh Hawley- Out of Touch”

Full of Hope

I had lived or worked with many different types of people who were not raised anything like I was, which helped me to see things from different perspectives. I thought I had seen pretty much anything and was mostly shock proof. My last job experience not only showed me some sides of life I hadContinue reading “Full of Hope”