Kansas City Risks Drowning In Water Debt Without Low-Turnout Win

There's no use getting worked up about upcoming August elections because they're rigged by way of big money asks to a reliable cross-section of elderly & infirmed locals who vote whichever way a caretaker decides. 

Nevertheless . . .

An important fact . . . 

KANSAS CITY WATER INFRASTRUCTURE REMAINS NEAR COLLAPSE & DESPERATELY NEEDS MILLIONS TO KEEP THIS TOWN AFLOAT!!!

 It's a systemic FAIL in the making but this quickie election life preserver provides enough cash to play for time and survive for just a while longer . . . 

Check-it: 

"Kansas City voters will decide on two big-dollar water system questions in the Aug. 4 primary election — whether to let the city borrow up to $750 million to fix and expand its waterworks system, and another $750 million for its sewer system."

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

Kansas City election guide 2026: Explaining the $750 million water and sewer bond questions

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