Today's message from the office of Mayor Sly James . . .
Mourning the passing of Judge Albert Riederer
STATEMENT FROM KANSAS CITY MAYOR SLY JAMES:
(Kansas City, Missouri) --- “Kansas City has lost one of its great citizens with the passing of Judge Al Riederer. It was my privilege to co-chair the stadium renovation campaign with him, where I witnessed his tireless work ethic, commitment to all things Kansas City and contagious spirit. He was a friend, a true civic champion and he will be missed greatly. My thoughts are with Al’s family as they mourn this loss.”
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I wonder is Sly drank any of the dead man's blood so he could get a little of that "contagious spirit" for himself.
ReplyDeletePoliticians and lawyers are the scum of the earth.
Compare your above statement to Sly's statement. Then decide who has class and who is the scum of the earth. In case you can't figure it out, you are the latter.
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ReplyDeleteSly's statement = they were co-conspirators.
Classy.
What did you think the asshole would say publically?
ReplyDeleteThis is news?
How about where all the money that disappears from the KC coffers ends up? That's news...
5:31 PM Throwing around vague accusations, anonymously, with no evidence, on the day a man dies. Classy. How about we put up Albert's accomplishments, and then you put up your's for a comparison. Should be worth a good laugh. Stay classy, asshole.
ReplyDeleteFellow crooks always praise their kind when one of them dies and leaves more spoils to those left behind.
ReplyDeleteSo true. Who else can get a peach job looting insolvent insurance companies? NEXT!
ReplyDeleteAnd lazy do-nothings sit on their asses and criticize those that do. So you're not going to list your accomplishments, to show how much better of a person you are? No? Just more bullshit, fact free accusations? Figures.
ReplyDelete11:31, + 1!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll certainly sit and criticize people who get rich looting insolvent insurance companies!
Al R. made a fortune off that insurance gig. He made a lot of dough off a lot of fishy-smelling deals.
Sorry to burst your bubbles 8:02 pm and 8:25 am, but Big Al wasn't a saint. Quite the opposite. And while few people are saints, Al just managed to turn his unsaintliness into big bucks, unlike most.