TKC BREAKING NEWS!!! CONGRESSMAN CLEAVER'S LIBERTY MEMORIAL LEGISLATION PASSES THE HOUSE!!!
While the nation celebrates a fiscal cliff deal . . . Here's double bonus for Kansas City:
HERE'S AN ANNOUNCEMENT FROM KANSAS CITY CONGRESSMAN CLEAVER REGARDING LIBERTY MEMORIAL AND A NATIONAL DESIGNATION . . .
Today, the World War I Centennial Commission Act passed the House of Representatives with overwhelming support, by a vote of 401-5. Congressman Cleaver spoke on the House Floor about this issue earlier this month. Video is available here.
“With this legislation, which reflects the original bill I first introduced in 2008, we have honored the memory of our veterans, and ensured that the upcoming centennial will be appropriately and auspiciously remembered," stated Congressman Cleaver. "I believe this bill is a symbol of bipartisanship and cooperation, and I have been pleased to work with both sides of the aisle to see it enacted. Millions served in World War I, many of them making the ultimate sacrifice, and now it is our job to serve their memory. Kansas City is home to the National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial and I am thrilled this Commission will benefit from their contributions to our country.”
"We look forward to working closely with the Centennial Commission to inspire citizens throughout the nation to learn more about this important time in history and discover ways in which they can honor the past," stated Dr. Mary Cohen, Board of Trustees Chair, National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial.
The World War I Centennial Commission Act will now be presented to President Obama for his signature. This legislation, which Congressman Cleaver introduced with Congressman Ted Poe and Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, would establish a commission to ensure a suitable observance of the centennial of World War I. The centennial commission would meet initially and regularly at the Liberty Memorial. On December 12, a version of the legislation was reported out of the Committee on Natural Resources, and on that same day, it passed the House by a unanimous voice vote. On December 21, the Senate passed an amended version of the legislation by Unanimous Consent. Today, the House approved the amended language.
You can read the bill for yourself by clicking here.
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Does that make part of the memorial into a car wash?
lolz
If it is a car wash, can we get an SBA loan on it?
I think that worked out to be an SBA grant.
SBA Grant, Hell. It's a fucking gift, IF you're a NIGGER congressman.
What a jerk. He got us the stoplights on felony freeway.
http://preview.tinyurl.com/betsy2e
Cleaver slipped language into this bill granting himself immunity from prosecution for SBA loan fraud and designating himself as Missouri's Number One DOUGHBOY!
I guess no one in the House of Representatives found out about what I hear is the National World War I Museum's Director's penchant for wagging his weenie on web cam on the Internet? Doran Cart regularly used the name "Sam Browne" or samflashbrown@gmail.com at charming addresses like www.squirt.com.
Maybe the Senate will be more discriminating?
Cleaver=deadbeat and no amount of pork or presents to KC is gonna change that.
Doran Cart is a problem. He always wants to share info you really do not want to know, then asks you to tell him back.
Cart breaks into neighbors' homes and steals their underwear for masturbation purposes then brags about on whack-off sites using the name Sam Flash Browne.
Doran was warned about personal use of his work computer in 2011. I feel for his wife Cynthia, who works at the Nelson Atkins and who he complains about not giving him sex. Then he talks about how he likes to use women roughly during what he calls sex and choke them with his penis. Why would Cynthia want to have sex in that manner? He has also distributed nude photographs of her on the Web, which I am sure humiliates her.
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