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So What Have We Learned In The Past 60 Days? | Save KCI!

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If You Are Just Tuning In…. Because Better Solutions Come From Honest Discussions. So What Have We Learned In The Past 60 Days? June 9, 2013. If this is your first visit, click here. First Then grab a cup of coffee.). This is not a liberal vs conservative issue. There are many well-intentioned people with differing perspectives who are passionate about this issue and their passion crosses over traditional political lines. This is a good thing. The idea of “ the feds paying for this. Federal dollars. ...

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Goodbye blogosphere, I’m going back to journalism | Winterized

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Crime in your neighborhood. Chief Casady’s blog. Sunlight is the best disinfectant. — U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis. October 26, 2011. Goodbye blogosphere, I’m going back to journalism. When I left my job at the Lincoln Journal Star more than a year ago, I figured I’d try my hand at something completely different from what I’ve done for two decades. Maybe open a shabby chic store Funky Junk, I’d call it or do what most journalists do to make better money, go into public relations. I had to te...

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Kansas City Confidential: Civility Isn't for Everyone

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The story behind the story on K.C. politics and government. Monday, March 14, 2011. Civility Isn't for Everyone. No matter where you stand on the bridge project, it’s remarkable that Mr. Sharp feels the need to continue marginalizing 500-600 of his constituents. The bridge is being built. The project is moving right along. It should not be brought up as if it’s still a point of contention, and the people who were opposing it shouldn’t be denigrated, even by implication. How convenient for Sharp that he i...

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Kansas City Confidential: January 2008

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The story behind the story on K.C. politics and government. Thursday, January 31, 2008. Things Change but Stay the Same. An email to Cathy Jolly’s office elicits a message that she doesn’t have access to her email. WHAT? She’s been there nine months and can’t access her email? Apparently he's not good at multi-tasking because he doesn’t seem to be doing much besides promoting the Wizards deal. He made several promises during his campaign, but now has seemingly turned his back on a lot of people. Awesome ...

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Kansas City Confidential: April 2015

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The story behind the story on K.C. politics and government. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Red Bridge Shopping Center Redevelopment Pep Rallies for Lane4. Everyone wants Red Bridge Shopping Center to come back to life and there has been a lot of community enthusiasm for how that might look; but let's take a look at the progress so far. It is time to stop the pep rallies and have community meetings where some actual details and their impact on the community are presented. Posted by Fearless Leader. Awesome Inc&#...

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Kansas City Confidential: March 2011

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The story behind the story on K.C. politics and government. Thursday, March 17, 2011. This is John Sharp's Jobs Plan. Some have wondered why Councilman Sharp made the second zone so large. It happens to extend to the east side of Blue Ridge Boulevard north of Bannister Road, including the gas station. That he is so proud of bringing to an intersection already serviced by two other stations. So now with three gas stations at one intersection, one might also wonder if Sharp has ever heard of peak oil.

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Kansas City Confidential: August 2010

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The story behind the story on K.C. politics and government. Tuesday, August 31, 2010. Sharp Politics - it's Everywhere. It’s also said that he seems to care more about preserving his political home territory than he is about the Voting Rights Act. Hickman Mills School District. Sunday, August 29, 2010. Method to His Madness. I attended the redistricting meeting yesterday morning at Hillcrest Community Center. From the beginning it wasn’t pretty. Only one person spoke who was from the west side of the dis...

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Kansas City Confidential: This is John Sharp's Jobs Plan

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The story behind the story on K.C. politics and government. Thursday, March 17, 2011. This is John Sharp's Jobs Plan. Some have wondered why Councilman Sharp made the second zone so large. It happens to extend to the east side of Blue Ridge Boulevard north of Bannister Road, including the gas station. That he is so proud of bringing to an intersection already serviced by two other stations. So now with three gas stations at one intersection, one might also wonder if Sharp has ever heard of peak oil.

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Kansas City Confidential: November 2007

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The story behind the story on K.C. politics and government. Thursday, November 01, 2007. An anonymous commenter to this blog’s previous post said “you guys are paranoid” when we reported to you on the City Manager’s plan to “put lipstick on the corpse”(Bridge-Zilla) and ram it through while making a pretense of public involvement and consensus. That’s the background. Now, here’s the story:. Sounds pretty darned “paranoid” to Fearless Leader. Posted by Fearless Leader. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Mark Funkhouser for Mayor: Good Satire

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Mark Funkhouser for Mayor. Thursday, March 1, 2007. As you can well imagine, I've been very busy as we move from the primary into the general. But I did have a chuckle today when I read the news that I plan to close off downtown. I've been called many things, but never a "ravenous city auditor." I never would've imagined that such thing exists. But then, I'm probably the only certified auditor with a theme song. By " The Prime Minister of Funk. A great Congratulations are in order! My World As I Shot It.