Kansas City Solves Homeless Crisis With ONE MILLION BUCKS For Activists?!?

Probably not . . .

But here's the important part . . .

AS ELECTION TIME NEARS, WE NOTICE KANSAS CITY POLITICOS DESPERATE TO DISTRIBUTE MORE CASH TO POLITICAL SUPPORTERS!!!

 Unfortunately . . .

This money is a drop in the bucket and anyone who knows even a little about local politics understands that appropriating the cash is merely another effort to shore up support for incumbents and political groups rather than help desperate people on the street.

Of course, in fairness, we'll share a more optimistic view . . .  

"In a tacit acknowledgment that the loose, uncoordinated system it has relied upon for decades has largely been ineffective in reducing homelessness, the Kansas City Council voted to pass an ordinance to put $1 million toward kickstarting a public-private strategy as a better response to the crisis."

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

'Dead last': KC passes ordinance to overhaul ineffective approach to homelessness

"We know we rank near dead last for major cities when we deal with homelessness," said 6th District Councilman Johnathan Duncan

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