Category: Politics
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Facebook heckler is called out by name in Major Danny’s latest rebuttal!
Mr. Murphy does not warrant further audience. After all, that a donkey continues to bray does not mean he has something worth listening to. Read more
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Facebook heckler draws fire after efforts to burn Major Danny
The Christian County Trumpet set up a phone call between Major Danny Cazier and a public, though unknown to Major Danny, Facebook heckler, regarding his case against the Ozark R-VI School District. The CCT received this letter September 27, 2022 after Major Danny spoke with the heckler. (The CCT has edited the original letter for… Read more
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How to vote on election day Nov. 8
Voters need to be informed. Get out and vote Nov. 8 (or before). Read more
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Group reacts to Nixa Schools for introducing sex, drugs & self-harm
Carissa Corson, co-founder of Concerned Parents of the Ozarks, speaks about the dangers of Missouri School Safety survey questions. (CCT photo) Read more
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Why do I write so hateful about certain people?
Opinions are like butts. Some folks have bigger ones than others! Read more
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How Dr. Bauman can save his own …
OZARK, MO — Anything’s possible. I mean, even the Superintendent of the Ozark R-VI School District has the capacity to do it. Do what, you ask? Save his ass! Why Does Chris Bauman Need to Save His… you know… Here’s why he needs to, first of all. He’s run out of political ammunition. Credible, reliable… Read more
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Eerie silence in the courthouse: County officials mysteriously missing!
OZARK, MO — The old courthouse is spooky enough on its own. Built in the days of black and white photos, the three-story brick structure stands in the center of the square in Ozark, the county seat of Christian County, Missouri. Making things spookier at Halloween time, two county officials have mysteriously disappeared since the… Read more
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Dear Christian County taxpayers and voters: it’s time you know the real story behind CCT!
I’m here to stand up for the mistreated individuals from local authorities and officials. I am here to expose corruption and tyranny in Christian County. Read more
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Hate mail scandal exposes the truth about Ozark R-VI president!
OZARK, MO — Former Ozark School Board President Aaron Johns got caught doing something really, really stupid in a hate mail scandal. And criminal. And, in true Christian County, MO fashion, he got away with it. During a recent election for County Treasurer, then Ozark School Board President Aaron Johns (who is STILL on the… Read more
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Ozark R-VI Board President sent hate mail to County Treasurer
OZARK, MO — The CCT has received the Probable Cause Statement regarding harassment of Christian County Treasurer Karen Matthews when she was running against then School Board President Aaron Johns for the Treasurer position last year. NOTE: the document is forthcoming Read more
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Former Ozark R-VI teacher rips superintendent a new one!
It makes Bauman and Ozark look bad. How dare I step on the toes of Ozark’s Napoleon Bonaparte? Read more
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Who Dis on da Nixa Council!?
NIXA, MO — Just when you think you’ve seen it all! Will the WOKERY FACTORY never stop cranking out anti-family clones??? So, here’s a look at who’s passing for a city council member in Nixa, MO these days… In the words of Homer Simpson, “D’OH!” (insert facepalm) For anyone hiding under a rock, or for… Read more
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“The SUPER” vs. “MAJOR Danny”
Major Danny and the Super don’t see eye to eye, even though they’re similar in height. Read more
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Missouri State Legislation for Dummies
State Representatives are elected to 2 year terms, and may serve a total of 8 years. State Senators serve 4 year terms and may serve a total of 8 years. Representative districts are smaller than state senate districts. Representatives may introduce legislation for consideration into law, called bills. Bills are reviewed in committees, where groups… Read more
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Street character now to be 140th District State Representative
OZARK, MO— Jamie Ray Gragg was a street performer at an amusement park, but he’ll be elected State Representative on Tuesday, November 8. We ain’t gonna call names here, but you’d be a dufus to think that Jamie Ray Gragg won’t win the November General election for the 140th State Representative District. Oops, we called… Read more