
Council Dude Jermaine Reed has been on the campaign trail for quite some time . . . Here's his upcoming event, fundraiser, activism:
Kansas City Professional Women for Councilman Jermaine Reed
Even better . . .
MORE THAN A FEW CITY HALL EMPLOYEES HAVE ENJOYED COUNCIL DUDE REED'S CAMPAIGNING AS OF LATE VIA E-MAIL AND DESPITE THE FACT THAT MOST OF THEM DON'T REMEMBER SUBSCRIBING TO HIS NEWSLETTER!!!
With an overall disinterest in this election and turnout predicted at less than 10% of registered voters . . . It's important to get the word out and this is the most communicative the 3rd District Council Dude has been in the past four years.
Developing . . .
Fuck this non doing asshole and vote his ass out.
ReplyDeleteWhy stop there? They all need to go!
ReplyDeleteNice suit. Damn them people are snappy dressers.
ReplyDeleteReed has been emailing campaign fundraiser invites to City Hall employees at their City Hall email addresses. Nice ethics breach, Jermaine.
ReplyDeleteGet this clown out of office now before he causes anymore embarrassment to himself, this city and his race.
ReplyDeleteAre you going to vote for the BUDGET?
ReplyDeleteMaybe Public Works employee Wes Minder can go door to door campaigning for Jermaine Reed like he did for Russ Johnson? How about it Wes?
ReplyDeletesomeone at the city has been using,giving,selling email addresses of people who sign up to get city notices to political campaigns. Go sign up to get notices and see how many political notices you start getting, especially from freedom candidates
ReplyDeleteethics violations all over City Hall. Isn't there an auditor?
ReplyDelete5:46 is right on the money! James Tindall was using the City's list to push his urban scummit summits. Black politico's abusing the rules and the people with their rhetoric. Imagine that. Freedom, Inc. is up to the same thing and every other group on the East-side is using the City's email distribution lists as its personal data bank to further their own greed. There is an auditor but he's afraid to do his job.
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