Better reporting and insight into a beloved political leader making a comeback and using his national platform to help fellow Vets going through a hard time . . . Take a look:
Kander To Lead Expansion For Group Trying To End Veterans Homelessness
After a few months away from the public spotlight, Jason Kander is back. But Kander isn't venturing into the electoral arena. Instead, he's leading the national expansion of a group that is trying to eradicate homelessness among veterans. Kander announced on Monday he's joining Veterans Community Project, a Kansas City-based organization that provides assistance and housing to veterans.
Very nice of him to recognize that KCMO is quickly becoming affordable.
ReplyDeleteWhy don't we get innovative and set up some "tent neighborhoods".
ReplyDeleteThe Jewing intensifies.
ReplyDeleteShouldn't the people donating money to this cause be told if Pander is being paid, and if so, how much?
ReplyDeleteAfter all, he needs to take some time off when Mayor Pete comes to town and probably any of the other Dem presidential candidates he can schmooze looking for his next gig.
The question this organization should be asking is whether he will respect then in the morning.
ReplyDeleteFaux soldier leading the charge for faux houses. I hope he doesn’t bring up his fake PTSD to soldiers that have real issues from their service.
ReplyDeleteHope Mayor Pete understands that Pander's enthusiastic support of him will very quickly fade as Pete's polling numbers go south or if pretty much anything that is more advantageous for Pander happens to come along.
ReplyDeletePander was all-in for his crusade against voter suppression until it became obvious that it was no longer a vehicle for his "presidential" campaign.
Then....abandon ship!
Serial narcissist.
10:36: Says someone who served at McDonalds while Kander was serving in Afghanistan.
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