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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 10 MIN

John Lamping Breaks Down the Jason Law AI Ad, Predicts a Low-Turnout Primary, and Warns Amendment 5 Is Trailing Badly

from The Marc Cox Morning Show

Former State Senator John Lamping joins the show and doesn't hold back — he calls the Jason Law AI ad "fantastic," guesses it cost about $40 to make, and says Law should've dropped it weeks earlier for maximum viral impact. Lamping then gets serious on Amendment 5, revealing it's trailing badly in nearly every poll and laying out exactly why: proponents have failed to explain that a growing Missouri economy benefits everyone, while critics exploit the confusion. He also drops a bombshell for skeptical conservatives — the legislature doesn't even need Amendment 5 to keep cutting the income tax; they could simply remove the current 4.5% floor and accelerate cuts on their own. Straight talk, sharp math, and no spin — just how the Marc Cox Morning Show likes it. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #JohnLamping #AmendmentFive #MissouriPolitics #StCharlesCounty #Election2025 #AIinPolitics #TaxReform #ConservativeLeadership #STLNews #EarlyVoting #FiscalConservatism

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