Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Win Assures Stadium Tax Victory?!?

We notice the passionate outcry of local denizens of the discourse demanding more deets on the new stadium tax extension deal. 

Their arguments are logical, fact-based and informed by decades of experience on municipal fiances. 

However . . .

THE CONSENSUS AMONGST ELECTED LEADERS IS THAT KANSAS CITY CHIEFS COULD NOT ONLY WIN THE SUPER BOWL THIS YEAR BUT ALSO SECURE JACKSON COUNTY STADIUM FUNDING!!!

In fact . . .

Smarter locals realize that even a Super Bowl appearance would linger in the minds of locals and probably secure a win. 

As unions and civic leaders gear up for an EPIC marketing campaign . . . Again, we acknowledge the outcry for more deets but realize the distinct possibility football glory might be the deciding factor for this sales tax extension and even more levies that will OBVIOUSLY follow.

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

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