AMID PRESSURE FROM KICK-ASS TKC TIPSTERS!!! JACKSON COUNTY LEGISLATOR BISHOP TINDALL CALLS IT QUITS!!!
Jackson County Legislator and convicted felon Bishop James Tindall is quitting his reelection race.
TKC readers already knew . . .
He was facing election challengers . . .
The Missouri secretary of state had kicked his case back to mean jean . . .
And this blog was the FIRST TO SHOW the lawsuit to get him out . . .
Official word from the county AND an opportunity for more fun in the fight for this seat . . .
"The incumbent candidate (Tindall) for the 2nd Jackson County Legislative District has withdrawn his declaration of candidacy for the August 5, 2014 Primary Election. According to the Missouri Election Laws, Section 115.361, "Filing to be reopened, when. . . if a candidate for nomination to office in which the candidate is the incumbent or the only candidate dies, withdraws as provided in subsection 1 or 2 of section 115.359, . . . and at or before 5:00 p.m. on the eighth Tuesday prior to any primary election, . . . filing for the office or position shall be reopened for a period of five working days, excluding holidays and weekends, following the withdrawal, . . . during which period new candidates may file declarations of candidacy."
So, today is a bit of an anti-climax BUT the end of an era in Jackson County politics . . .
Developing . . .
He probably did the right thing here. Good for him.
ReplyDeleteGood for him, good for voters.
ReplyDeleteAnd after he leaves the courthouse, how will he be spending his time?
ReplyDeleteJust more opportunities to grift and make trouble like the latest crap in Hickman Mills.
People like this never go away!
Since he withdrew I won't ask what his views are on unsolicited bulk e-mail.
ReplyDeleteThe black fucker will still get a pension that WE paid for!!! Nigger wins again.....
ReplyDeleteNever should have been in office in the first place.
ReplyDelete3:23 PM Tony has never had the brains to figure out how to find the PDF list of candidates on the Jackson County Clerks's web page.
ReplyDeleteThe filing deadline will not be reopened (as Tony believes)because there is another candidate who has already filed.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't heard the last of him. He'll keep on feeding at the trough with the rest of the "reverends", community activists and other assorted grifters. The taxes and fees the public pays is just free money to them.
ReplyDeleteGlad we got rid of this guy.
ReplyDeleteBad rubbish.
Why didn't Sanders get rid of him when HE was the Prosecutor? Guess it takes a woman to REALLY do a man's job.
ReplyDeleteJean didn't get rid of him, don't give her any credit for this. She is too focused on her future aspirations to go after someone political. This means she doesn't have to make a decision to go after him---a decision that isn't at all hard to make, except for the spineless. Oh, yeah, Jean is spineless.
DeleteTony, your whip-ass tipsters are feeding you several lines of BS here. One is that since there are already other candidates filed for this seat, it's over. No re-opening for filings.
ReplyDeleteNobody cares about a new opening for new candidates hot shot. We're all just gloating that this guy is going to have to get a new job.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the ride!
JUST FIGURED OUT THE TROLL IS CALVIN WILLIFORD WANTING TO MAKE SURE NOBODY NEW GETS INTO THIS RACE. SO MORE PEOPLE SHOULD SIGN UP. YOU'VE GOT FIVE DAYS AND ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS FILE, NO SIGNATURES NECESSARY!
ReplyDeleteAgain, I say stay calm sparky!
ReplyDeleteI will vote for Cindy!
ReplyDeleteAlfred Jordan will surely win this seat.
ReplyDeleteVote Zac or don't vote at all. Let's get rid of all these crooks!
ReplyDeleteFROM JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI WEBSITE.
ReplyDeleteCandidate Filing For Democratic Jackson County
Legislature - 2nd District Reopen April 9 - April 15
The incumbent candidate for the 2nd Jackson County Legislative District has withdrawn his declaration of candidacy for the August 5, 2014 Primary Election. According to the Missouri Election Laws, Section 115.361, "Filing to be reopened, when. . . if a candidate for nomination to office in which the candidate is the incumbent or the only candidate dies, withdraws as provided in subsection 1 or 2 of section 115.359, . . . and at or before 5:00 p.m. on the eighth Tuesday prior to any primary election, . . . filing for the office or position shall be reopened for a period of five working days, excluding holidays and weekends, following the withdrawal, . . . during which period new candidates may file declarations of candidacy."
Therefore, filing for the office of Democratic Jackson County Legislature – 2nd District will reopen on Wednesday, April 9, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. and close on Tuesday, April 15, 2014, at 5:00 p.m.
Alfred Jordan has a residency problem.
ReplyDeleteThis site is LOCO!
ReplyDeleteI like alfred. Why is there no photo of him online? Good job on that one Freedom, inc.
Good.
ReplyDeleteEven though Tindall has withdrawn Crazy Jean will still work to have Tindall removed from office in order to appeal to rural white voters as she plans a run for statewide office. State Treasurer Jean?
ReplyDeleteAgain, I'd like to know exactly what pension numbers are for this jerk. How much will he draw monthly now???? Does anyone know, does anyone care??
ReplyDeletewhat is going to happen to all of his people that he has gotten jobs for will they go to?? Hope so
ReplyDeletePat McInerney is helping Tindall? The same Pat McInerney who is also on the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners? Is this ethical? They just don't stop.
ReplyDelete7:22PM McInerney an attorney by profession. His voluntary role on the Police Commission does not preclude him from gainful employment. Nor should it.
ReplyDeletetindall back to his preachin, that's good!
ReplyDeleteOne NEGRO grifter down, a army of them left...they multiply like rats....hood rats at that.
ReplyDeleteforcing Bishop to resign has Moreno all over it
ReplyDeleteO
ReplyDeletePolar bear, not "a army" you poorly educated fool.
Glad Tindall is leaving political office. He should be forced to leave now, not at the end of his illegal term. Perhaps Tindall's new friend, Patty Mansur, can get her husband's boss, Jean Baker, to keep her head in the sand. Baker is also a fool.
Hope Nunnelly is smart enough to exit the building before any Combat audit is conducted. Combat is in Mike Sanders' office..... Hard for him to distance himself from the inner workings of Combat. Perhaps the State Auditor would like to take a whack at Combat funds.
Zac Berkstresser is a Republican, but he's running as a Democrat?
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