Jackson County Primary Winner Confronts Inevitable FAIL

Given Democratic Party dominance for nearly 100 years, today's vote decides the new courthouse boss.

But here's the kicker for anybody who knows how this stuff REALLY WORKS. 

None of these contenders have the political capital to make substantial changes at the courthouse. There is no mandate in this election. 

What we're looking at is a likely a white dude winner who is gonna get run out of the job against a "diverse" coalition OR someone even more clueless who can't begin to understand so much corruption that is endemic inside this toxic building. 

Of course . . . We'll share a more optimistic view . . .  

"From candidates with leadership roles already in the Jackson County Legislature to those with years of political advocacy on their resumes, the six individuals vying to advance to the November general election bring several ideas, policy changes and initiatives to the table."

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

Jackson County executive race: Who are the 6 Democrats on Tuesday's ballot?

Among the many measures and races on Tuesday's primary election ballot, Jackson County voters will be asked to narrow the list of Democratic candidates for county executive.