Time Magazine Debuts KC Tenants Election FAIL Tribute Documentary

This morning we notice more than a bit of mainstream media love for a group that has recently been confronted by questions of antisemitism in support of terrorists attacking Israel.  

TKC readers might remember the main character who was defeated after Northland voters witnessed footage of her outright demanding police defunding and denouncing working for a "white man's profit" during Country Club Plaza protests. 

SPOILER ALERT . . . 

She lost to some 6'1 white lady hand-picked by the former council member power player and the victory was secured without having to say a word to TV cameras.

To be fair . . . This documentary reports on an election with less than 10% turnout wherein most voters decided to politely ignore a protest group pretending to have a mandate. 

Ponder that one the next time somebody mentions the power of protest and civil disobedience. 

Accordingly . . .

Check the description and the lovingly crafted footage that doesn't address the many criticisms against this group and their tactics . . . 

"KC Tenants is organizing poor and low income tenants in Missouri, with ambition to create a new political class of renters. This short documentary follows a KC Tenants activist running for city council in Kansas City. "

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .