Amid turbulent times, Kansas City movers and shakers aren't scared as we approach Halloween.
Whilst others are haunted by the past . . . These Kansas City power players continue moving forward.
To wit . .
CHECK THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY POWER RANKINGS AND JUST A BIT OF TRIBUTE TO INFLUNCERS AND THEIR EFFORTS!!!
Take a peek:
Kansas City FOP Leader Brad Lemon Champions Police Salary Equality
This leader of the KC Fraternal of Police argued against paltry salary provisions for KCPD rank & file and his fact-based advocacy earned attention across the metro about the challenges confronting law enforcement amid so many misplaced City Hall priorities.
Double Play: Rep. John Rizzo And Cubs Star Anthony Rizzo Share October Spotlight
Kansas City elected leader John Rizzo continues to earn support from his community for his local advocacy and tireless commitment to his constituents in much the same way that local baseball fans are now rooting for the Cubs and Anthony Rizzo's timely achievement to help his team.
Alonzo Washington Bravely Argues Against Throwing Away Money On Unsuccessful Kansas City Anti-Crime Programs
In a bold stance . . . Kansas City's most prolific anti-crime activist took issue with the effectiveness of so many highly touted and City Hall funded anti-crime groups who clearly aren't producing quantifiable results.
Conservative Kansas City Northland Council Lady Heather Hall Stands Up For Police Funding Loud & Clear
1st District Council Lady Heather Hall has kept her promise to support law enforcement this week as she was steadfast in advocating for police pay equality despite criticism and equivocating from Mayor Sly and some of her other colleagues. In this effort, Northland Council Lady Teresa Loar also deserves an honorable mention for her efforts on this front as well.
Team Kander Keeps It Close!!!
He has earned support from across the nation and tonight VP Joe Biden is lending the Kander campaign for Senate a helping hand. Like it or not, this ambitious effort is one of the most persistent and hardworking campaigns Missouri has seen years. We'll talk more about it later but there's no doubt that a great many locals have pledged their eternal support to the success of this former KCMO elected official.
Missouri House Rep. Brandon Ellington Continues Advocacy Against Kansas City Urban Core Pollution
Rep. Ellington has galvanized his community with pointed questions for Missouri officials regarding an ongoing environmental disaster that threatens to impact all of Kansas City beyond an embattled neighborhood.
Kansas Congressman Kevin Yoder Dominates Johnson County Early Voting
Here's a late night news item that we might expound upon for the morning update . . .
TKC EXCLUSIVE: KANSAS CITY METRO INSIDERS REVEAL THAT EARLY EXIT POLLING SHOWS CONGRESSMAN YODER TAKING AN EARLY LEAD AGAINST HIS OPPONENT!!!
This week Congressman Kevin Yoder has been relentless in digging up George Brett from his usual haunts and earning a timely endorsement along with keeping up an exhaustive campaign schedule.
And so . . .
As always, this list has been compiled according to scientific TKC polling and market research data and it's a weekly comprehensive guide to local powerful people.
Good list.
ReplyDeleteDon't agree with all of these picks but a lot of them really are working to make KC a better place.
Shame that so few in city hall are really making public safety a priority. Hall deserves support and probably the top spot in the rankings tonight. Also, really impressed with how Teresa Loar is approaching this issue that the ongoing scheme to ruin the airport.
ReplyDeleteThank you for putting Jason Kander on this list. Was at his rally tonight and you can feel the whole state coming together to support him.
ReplyDeleteFuck the police , fuck Brad lemon and fuck that pig fucker Heather hall.
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ReplyDelete^^^ Settle down sparky. I thought this post was about those Denise Milani juggs. Those are DAMN powerful! They have my vote.
ReplyDeleteChester,nice tits and all but fuck her and you as well.
ReplyDeleteDon't know how much I believe this. Early voting in Johnson County has been heavy. Large voter turnout doesn't typically favor Republicans. I'm hoping all legislators get voted out.
ReplyDeleteYou heard it here first: Trump takes Kansas!
ReplyDeleteI am sure that Trump will take Kansas, but I am worried about Yoder. He has never been my #1 guy, but I keep an eye on him, and he is doing fine. His opponent is nothing but a scofflaw. If you don't know that word, look it up. Electing him to Congress would be a real embarassment to JoCo, even though people think we are an an embarrasment anyway.
ReplyDeleteyoder was always going to win.
ReplyDeletewhat is surprising is how some enthusiasm developed for a guy who comes across as a schlub on tv.
a charismatic moderate would have been a better approach, but maybe such a candidate would have known it's a lost cause.
Kansas City FOP Leader Brad Lemon Champions Police Salary Equality.
ReplyDeleteNow all the Citizens need is for someone to Champion crime fighting for the citizens who pay those salaries in Taxes. How about a pay for performance scale?
What about local rising star TONI BONES!
ReplyDeleteBrad Lemon = Heisenberg?
ReplyDeleteRizzo is in office because Democrats RIGGED THE ELECTION.
ReplyDeleteDonald Trump has promised to deport Kander's wife if he is elected.
ReplyDelete^^^^Why? Did Diana commit plagiarism too?
ReplyDeleteThis week in particular displayed the ignorance of city leaders to not understand what we want as a city. Homicides broke the 100 mark, shooting in city market, plaza and Westport are just the beginning. City hall didn't care year after year when police staffing was reduced. Now that crime has approached the areas where law abiding citizens can no longer go and be safe they speak up. I realize this is a new council, but two of them were on the sham of a anti-crime initiative that didn't have a single law enforcement officer on it. They released their findings and didn't address one major issue, policing. Jolie Justus will probably run for mayor, but her district is under siege. How in the hell will she ever garner the support of an entire city if she continues to pander to such a small demographic? Canady has made it clear that she has no love for the police, but continues to chair the Public Safety committee. Kansas City residents must make our city staff realize that we won't put up with this anymore. This isn't news, we all have heard that police staffing is a problem, but we ignored it as rhetoric from the police staff and union. Now we know it's true. We just listened to the mayor talk us into voting for an e-tax that needed to be renewed because public safety is too important, but when he had chances to provide real funding he failed to lead. We cannot vote for any new taxes, bonds, boondoggles until he understands our needs. Public safety is the single most important issue to the voters, and if politicians don't understand that they don't deserve our vote.
ReplyDeleteThis week proved one thing, this city needs help. If the police department suffers from bad leadership then changes need to be made. If the police need more money then changes need to be made. If the wrong leaders are on both sides of the debate than changes need be made. The tax payers deserve better leadership, city hall deserves better leadership, public safety deserves better leadership. No matter what, the voters will be watching, and evaluating, who those leaders will be. We need to vote for those that decide to listen to us. We must let them know we won't put up with new ventures at the cost of our safety.
This city took a huge step back this week. This discussion should have never happened.
REAL TALK^^^^^ !!! , AND !!!!
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