Kansas City Progressives ROAST Former AG Bailey After MAGA Move Up

We're sharing this missive not just because TKC can get obsessive sometimes and likes a nice even post count BUT ALSO because it offers a glimpse at the cowtown discourse regarding the conservative ruling class in Jeff City.

The tone is harsh and the critique is scathing . . . 

TKC doesn't often play this kinda politics because it can get boring just bashing people all the time and we're not sure that it REALLY matters in the every day lives of us plebs.  

However . . .

Here's the money line which pretty much sums up how so many local Dem voters feel about the politics of this former Show-Me state power player now moving up to the Beltway . . . Check-it:  

As I’ve reported for The Pitch previously, Bailey has proven himself a partisan buffoon with glaring shortcomings in his service as the state’s chief law enforcement official. It is also emblematic of his tenure that he vacates a position he won during the 2024 election to see its fourth incoming officeholder since 2018. Bailey explained in a press release from his soon-former office, “It has been a humbling privilege to serve as the 44th Attorney General of the State of Missouri, and I am forever grateful to the people of Missouri for the opportunity to represent our state and your families.”

For many of Bailey’s critics, he is not even remotely humble for his so-called service. He’s arrogant—a sycophant to the MAGA movement who unabashedly stood to further marginalize the most at-risk groups in the state. As he ascends with an alarming amount of power entrusted to him by President Trump, Bondi, and Patel, he leaves Missouri a less safe place to live, shrouded in overt identitarianism.

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

Andrew Bailey graduates from Missouri AG to Trump's FBI. His desperation and ineptitude will fit right in.

Courtesy Missouri Attorney General's office Reporters at Fox News Digital were the first to report that the Trump administration named Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey to the number two position at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Bailey confirmed that he will serve as the FBI's co-deputy director alongside Dan Bongino.