Boring Prez Biden Visit To Kansas City Hypes Inflation Plan

I'm sorry . . . This visit was possibly one of the most BORING Presidential tours to this cowtown in more than a generation. 

At least Prez Obama had the decency to visit a few local places outside that real people inhabit.  To be fair, Prez Biden's team did send for Gates BBQ takeout.

The plans "revealed" are all pie in the sky garbage that focus on RAIL TRANSIT and electric toys for rich people along with a few token hand-me-downs for the desperately impoverished. 

For those of you without a memory, let's not forget that former Prez Obama also promised green bus transit when he was in Kansas City and that idea COMPLETELY FLOPPED and left more than few bankrupt companies owing MILLIONS upon their demise. 

But on the topic of new train tracks . . .

We share an honest question:

DOES ANYBODY REALLY WANT TO TAKE THE BULLET TRAIN FROM KANSAS CITY TO STL?!?

There's a reason there's only one lonely Amtrak assigned to that route. 

This is urban planning for people so disconnected with reality and the voting public that they're starting to believe their own propaganda -- A dangerous proposition that usually happens to formerly great boxers right before they're knocked out.

To be fair, the upside of today's coverage is that The Kansas City Star must've filed more than two dozen stories on the President's visit that were mostly untouched by the plebs. 

A quick check reveals that most local "news" didn't even mention the word or concept of INFLATION in relation to all of these grand schemes and that means that most of their content isn't really journalism (lulz) it's more akin to public relations at best and/or the mad ravings of a publicity agent in most cases. 

Accordingly . . .

We'll dump all of the local "news" about Prez Biden in this post with a caveat . . . TODAY'S FAR TOO KIND KANSAS CITY VISIT COVERAGE IS WHAT STATE-RUN MEDIA LOOKS LIKE and it's why a growing number of adults don't trust the news, stopped believing in Democracy and would rather play video games.

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