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Why is anyone surprised?

31 Sunday May 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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Darryl Forte, George Floyd, Jackson County, Kansas City, missouri, sheriff

Early this morning:

Darryl Forte’
@sheriffforte
Many are shocked this morning. I’m not because the pulse of some segments of the community indicated that we were sitting on a powder keg. Discussion and action regarding perceptions and realities of police mistreatment of minorities should be ongoing.
@JacksonCountyMO @KCMO
[….]
5:23 AM · May 31, 2020

There will be no “persuadable” voters in 2020, there will only be turnout

18 Saturday Apr 2020

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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campaign signs, Donald Trump, Jackson County, Joe Biden, Johnson County, president, yard signs

“Make America Great Again” – in Russian.

This morning in western Johnson County:

Along U.S, 50 Highway in western Johnson County, Missouri.

The irony escapes them. All $130,000.00 of it.

Jackson County, Missouri COVID-19 statistics:

The price of gross incompetence.

Cheerleading that incompetence this morning in eastern Jackson County:

At a business establishment along U.S. 50 Highway in eastern Jackson County, Missouri.

Don’t waste your time or your breath.

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker (D): On Gun Violence – Kansas City – August 7, 2019

08 Thursday Aug 2019

Posted by Michael Bersin in Town Hall

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gun violence, guns, Jackson County, Jean Peters Baker, Kansas City, MCC, missouri, Penn Valley, prosecutor, town hall

“…I’ll start off with telling you that I’m mad. I’m not hopeless. The day I become hopeless will be the day I turn over the baton to someone else. Because you deserve leaders who are not hopeless. Because this problem is not hopeless. It’s hard, but it is not hopeless. We must demand more of our leaders [applause]…”

Yesterday evening on the Penn Valley campus of the Metropolitan Community Colleges Representative Emanuel Cleaver (D) hosted a town hall of sorts on gun violence. The community event included elected officials, law enforcement officials, and leaders of community groups.

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker (D).

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker (D):
https://showmeprogress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/jeanpetersbaker080719.mp3

…I want to be specific about what I mean about that. Jefferson City has passed, over about the past fifteen years, a series of law that have greatly impacted my work and my life as a prosecutor. These laws were not initiated, even though they greatly impact my business, they were not enacted by or screaming by prosecutors to have these changes. No prosecutor in the State of Missouri asked for ‘Stand Your Ground’ law. Even though prosecutors must run on a political platform – you’re either a Republican or a Democrat in the State of Missouri when you run for elected office as a prosecutor. But not one of those elected officials went to that capitol building and said, we want ‘Stand Your Ground Law’ in Missouri. So, why do we have it? Why did that happen? [voices: “NRA.”]…

…It’s time for us to move this further. Because gun laws matter. It is one thing, it is one tool. But it does matter. Because if you look at Missouri it is not an accident that we are in this position. It is not an accident. It is because we have deregulated weapons to a point that it is dangerous here. It’s dangerous. You deserve better. You deserve better, you should demand better of those who represent you and those who don’t…

Previously:

On Gun Violence – Kansas City – August 7, 2019 (August 8, 2019)

Keri Ingle (D) – elected in the 35th Legislative District

08 Thursday Nov 2018

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri General Assembly, Missouri House

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35th Legislative District, election, General Assembly, House, Jackson County, Keri Ingle, missouri

A Democrat wins running for an open seat in a legislative district which was previously held by a republican (Gary Cross – term limited out) who was a reliable vote for republican party ideology.

How is that done in a district held by a republican for eight years? Talk to voters. Listen. Knock on doors, a lot of doors. Talk to even more voters. Address their real concerns. Out work the opposition. Repeat. Get out the vote.

Keri Ingle (D) [2018 file photo]

It really worked. The results:

State of Missouri – General Election, November 06, 2018
Unofficial Results

State Representative – District 35
20 of 20 Precincts Reported

Tom Lovell Republican 8,005 46.862%
Keri Ingle Democratic 9,077 53.138%

Total Votes: 17,082

Jackson [County]
Tom Lovell Republican 7,724
Keri Ingle Democratic 7,965

Kansas City
Tom Lovell Republican 281
Keri Ingle Democratic 1,112

That’s how change happens. District by district.

Previously:

Keri Ingle (D) – 35th Legislative District – retail politics (August 19, 2018)

Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D) – Truman Gala – Jackson County Democrats – Kansas City – June 9, 2018

12 Tuesday Jun 2018

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5th Congressional District, Emanuel Cleaver, Jackson County, Kansas City, missouri, Truman Gala

Representative Emanuel Cleaver (D) – Kansas City – June 9, 2018.

On Saturday evening Jackson County Democrats gathered in Kansas City for their annual Truman Gala. Representative Emanuel Cleaver (D) was the final speaker at the event.


Video by Jerry Schmidt.

Previously:

Truman Gala – Jackson County Democrats – Kansas City – June 9, 2018 (June 10, 2018)

Jean Peters Baker (D): no new charges for Greitens (r) case

08 Friday Jun 2018

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri Governor

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Eric Greitens, governor, investigation, Jackson County, Jean Peters Baker, missouri, special prosecutor

A press release from special prosecutor and Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker:

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announces decision in Greitens case
For Immediate Release
June 8, 2018

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announced today that after a diligent review of evidence, she is declining to file further charges in the Eric Greitens case referred to her office last month.

Baker’s office received a file from the Circuit Attorney of St. Louis on May 22, 2018. Since then, she and a team of assistant prosecutors have exhausted potential leads in examining submitted evidence and enlisting the Missouri Highway Patrol to investigate issues in this case.

As of today, with a statute of limitations set to expire this weekend, Baker stated that her office did not have sufficient evidence to consider filing new charges in the Greitens case. Still missing was corroborating evidence for an invasion of privacy case, Baker noted.
[….]

There it is.

Previously:

Jean Peters Baker appointed as special prosecutor in Greitens (r) case (May 21, 2018)

Statement by Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker on the resignation of Eric Greitens (r) as Governor of Missouri (May 29, 2018)

Statement by Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker on the resignation of Eric Greitens (r) as Governor of Missouri

29 Tuesday May 2018

Posted by Michael Bersin in Missouri Governor

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Eric Greitens, governor, investigation, Jackson County, Jean Peters Baker, missouri, resignation, special prosecutor

Jean Peters Baker has also been appointed as a special prosecutor in one of the criminal cases involving Eric Greitens.

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker – May 20, 2017.

A press release this evening:

JCPAO Press Releases
Posted on: May 29, 2018
Media Advisory: Statement issued by Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker on Greitens case
For Immediate Release
May 29, 2018

From Jean Peters Baker, Jackson County Prosecutor:

In an earlier statement, I said that my office will not comment about the case involving Governor Greitens or its review until our Office’s work had been completed. Given today’s events, however, we believe that a brief statement is needed.

In short, our investigation continues. In the interest of pursing justice to its fullest lengths, we will continue until our work on the case is completed.

Specifically regarding any deals we made with Governor Greitens’ attorneys, no deals were made by my office. Our review of this case, as I have stated before, will be pursued without fear or favor.

My office will not make any further comments on this case.

It’s not over.

Previously:

Eric Greitens (r) resigns as Governor of Missouri (May 29, 2018)

State Auditor Nicole Galloway (D) on the resignation of Eric Greitens (r) as Governor of Missouri (May 29, 2018)

Senator Jill Schupp (D) on the resignation of Eric Greitens (r) as Governor of Missouri (May 29, 2018)

That didn’t go so well, did it?

06 Wednesday Nov 2013

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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Health Research Tax, Jackson County, Kansas City, missouri

After all that money, the Health Research Tax on the ballot in Jackson County didn’t even come close.

From the Jackson County Board of Elections:

Election Summary

Jackson County, Missouri

Special Election

November 5, 2013

(Unofficial)

100 OF 168 POLLS REPORTING Tuesday, November 5 2013 21:21:15

Non-Partisan

Jackson County, Missouri Question No. 1

Total Percentage

Total: 28391

NO* 24385 85.89%

YES 4006 14.11%

[emphasis added]

From the Kansas City Board of Elections:

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS

NOVEMBER 5, 2013

SPECIAL ELECTION

JURISDICTION WIDE, ALL COUNTERS

11/05/13

21:12:08

Registered Voters 212411 – Cards Cast 31049 14.62% Num. Report Precinct 121 – Num. Reporting 121 100.00%

Question 1

Total

Number of Precincts 121

Precincts Reporting 121 100.0 %

Total Votes 31007

YES 5747 18.53%

NO 25260 81.47%

[emphasis added]

So the Borich Group bests Axiom Strategies using a fraction of their budget.

Over a million and a half dollars couldn’t swing it.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: not quite plural (August 22, 2013)

Campaign Finance: make it an even $50,000.00 (August 28, 2013)

Campaign Finance: counter volley (August 30, 2012)

Campaign Finance: a citizen keeps contributing (September 3, 2013)

We’re big enough to take care of ourselves (September 4, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! (September 4, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! again (September 6, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! and again (September 7, 2013)

Campaign Finance: it looks like a contribution, only smaller (September 11, 2013)

Campaign Finance: trying to do something (September 17, 2013)

Campaign Finance: and still (September 19, 2013)

Campaign Finance: now that’s what you call research money (September 27, 2013)

Campaign Finance: definitely not holding anything back (October 2, 2013)

Campaign Finance: dueling interests (October 13, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch (October 19, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 2 (October 20, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 3 (October 20, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 4 (October 22, 2013)

Campaign Finance: a last minute, big money player (October 23, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 5 (October 24, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 6 (October 25, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 7 (October 29, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 8 (October 30, 2013)

Campaign Finance: there is an election on Tuesday in Jackson County (November 3, 2013)

Campaign Finance: there is an election on Tuesday in Jackson County

03 Sunday Nov 2013

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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campaign finance, Health Research Tax, Jackson County, Kansas City, missouri, Missouri Ethics Commission

And the ads are on television in the Kansas City media market. There’s more money for and from the campaign promoting the health research tax on the November ballot in Jackson County. At the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C131107 10/31/2013 COMMITTEE FOR RESEARCH TREATMENTS AND CURES Walter Porter 14675 Caenen Lane Olathe KS 66062 Deloitte Consulting Principal 10/31/2013 $10,000.00

C131070 11/01/2013 CONTINUE TO CARE PAC Committee for Research Treatments and Cures 4131 Mulberry Dr Ste 200 Kansas City MO 64116 10/31/2013 $25,000.00

C131107 11/01/2013 COMMITTEE FOR RESEARCH TREATMENTS AND CURES Paul DeBruce 411 Nichols Rd Suite 217 Kansas City MO 64112 Requested 11/1/2013 $15,000.00

C081339 11/01/2013 JACKSON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COALITION Committee for Research Treatments and Cures 4131 North Mulberry Drive Suite 200 Kansas City MO 64116 10/31/2013 $15,000.00

[emphasis added]

There’s money moving every which way.

As the election grows close the required time frames for reporting campaign contributions and expenditures tighten into an eight day before the election report and then into twenty-four hour reports.

From the Committee for Research Treatments and Cures [pdf] eight day report:

ADDENDUM STATEMENT M.E.C. ID NO. C131107

The payments to the Continue to Care PAC were for campaign support services to be rendered by the organization. They are reported here as expenditures and not contributions pursuant to MEC Opinion NO. 2010.08.CF.004.

Some of the other expenditures:

ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES OVER $100 SUPPLEMENTAL FORM

COMMITTEE FOR RESEARCH TREATMENTS AND CURES 10/28/2013

Axiom Strategies LLC

1251 NW Briarcliff Parkway

Suite 85

Kansas Cityi MO 64116

10/1/2013

campaign strategy and po box rental

$15,598.07

amanda de leon

1819 Baltimore

#201

Kansas City MO 64108

10/1/2013

Management fees

$5,000.00

FPI Strategies LLC

P O Box 16504

Alexandria VA 22302

10/1/2013

Video shoot and production

$54,376.00

Groundswell Public Strategies

100 E Grand

Suite 380

Des Moines IA 50309

10/1/2013

Production of online ads

$19,950.00

Smart Media Group LLC

814 King St

Suite 400

Alexandria VA 22314

10/4/2013

TV ads

$143,175.00

ONeill Marketing

4049 Central

Kansas City MO 64111

10/8/2013

Polling research

$6,431.75

Wilson Perkins Allen

1319 Classen Drive

Oklahoma City OK 73103

10/8/2013

Campaign survey questionairs

$17,650.00

Midwest Mediation & Consulting

P O Box 3314

Independence MO 64055

10/8/2013

Grassroots efforts in Jackson Co

$7,500.00

Smart Media Group LLC

814 King St

Suite 400

Alexandria VA 22314

10/15/2013

TV ads

$109,775.00

Kansas City Call

1715 E 18th St

Kansas City MO 64108

10/15/2013

Newspaper ads

$4,625.00

Kansas City Globe

615 E 29th

Kansas City MO 64109

10/15/2013

Newspaper ads

$2,489.42

Groundswell Public Strategies

100 E Grand

Suite 380

Des Moines IA 50309

10/17/2013

production of online ads

9,600.00

ONeill Marketing

4049 Central

Kansas City MO 64111

10/20/2013

Focus group services and management

$8,000.00

Candidate Command LLC

1831 NW Vivion

Suite 101

Riverside MO 64150

10/20/2013

Video shoot

$4,362.50

FP1 Strategies

P O Box 16504

Alexandria VA 22303

10/20/2013

Production of TV spot

$10,000.00

Smart Media Group LLC

814 King St

Suite 400

Alexandria VA 22314

10/21/2013

Media Broadcasts

$69,775.00

Wilson Perkins Allen

1319 Classen Drive

Oklahoma City OK 73103

10/21/2013

Survey phone calls

$18,000.00

The Dover Group

43 L Street

Lake Lotawana MO 64086

10/23/2013

Direct mail pieces

$201,800.92

Northeast News

5715 St John Ave

Kansas City MO 64123

10/23/2013

Newspaper ads

$698.84

Independence Examiner

401 S Liberty

Independence MO 64050

10/23/2013

Newspaper ads

$2,356.00

Lees Summit Journal

415 SE Douglas St

Lees Summit MO 64063

10/23/2013

Newspaper ads

$1,800.00

Dos Mundos

902 Southwest Blvd

Kansas City MO 64108

10/23/2013

Newspaper ads

$2,402.00

KC Hispanic

2918 Southwest Blvd

Kansas City MO 64108

10/23/2013

Newspaper ads

$2,040.00

Candidate Command LLC

1831 NW Vivion

Suite 101

Riverside MO 64150

10/23/2013

Robo calls

$4,879.83

[emphasis added]

Television ads, polling, focus group(s), direct mail(!), newspaper ads, robo calls.

Some of the expenditures from the opponent(s) eight day report:

ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES OVER $100 SUPPLEMENTAL FORM

CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH [pdf] 10/28/2013

Image Line Productions

1220 N. Poinsettia Place

West Hollywood CA 90046

10/10/2013

Advertising

$1,841.25

Bluff Ridge Communications

6221 S. Bluff Ridge Rd.

Ozark MO 65721

10/11/2013

Advertising

$7,306.41

GravesGarrett LLC

1100 Main Street

Suite 2700

Kansas City MO 64105

10/11/2013

Professional Services

$3,911.50

Time Warner Cable

9225 Indian Creek Parkway

Suite 500

Overland Park KS 66210

10/11/2013

Advertising

$9,213.15

KMBC

6455 Winchester Avenue

Kansas City MO 64133

10/11/2013

Advertising

$4,930.00

KCTV

4500 Shawnee Mission Parkway

Fairway KS 66205

10/11/2013

Advertising

$6,285.75

WDAF

3030 Summit

Kansas City MO 64108

10/11/2013

Advertising

$8,461.75

KSHB

4720 Oak Street

Kansas City MO 64112

10/11/2013

Advertising

$5,376.25

Time Warner Cable

9225 Indian Creek Parkway

Suite 500

Overland Park KS 66210

10/24/2013

Advertising

$5,926.20

Image Line Productions

1220 N. Poinsettia Place

West Hollywood CA 90046

10/24/2013

Advertising

$2,091.25

[emphasis added]

Television ads. Not quite the same scale, eh?

And further detail:

INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR EXPENDITURE SUPPLEMENTAL

CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH [pdf] 10/28/2013

The Borich Group

3630 Holmes

Kansas City MO 64109 10/21/2013

Direct Mailings

$7,310.00

The Borich Group

3630 Holmes

Kansas City MO 64109

10/23/2013

Direct Mailings

$31,196.78

The Borich Group

3630 Holmes

Kansas City MO 64109

10/17/2013

Print Media

$903.00

[….]

[emphasis added]

Direct mail.

We’ll all find out how this turns out on Tuesday night.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: not quite plural (August 22, 2013)

Campaign Finance: make it an even $50,000.00 (August 28, 2013)

Campaign Finance: counter volley (August 30, 2012)

Campaign Finance: a citizen keeps contributing (September 3, 2013)

We’re big enough to take care of ourselves (September 4, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! (September 4, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! again (September 6, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! and again (September 7, 2013)

Campaign Finance: it looks like a contribution, only smaller (September 11, 2013)

Campaign Finance: trying to do something (September 17, 2013)

Campaign Finance: and still (September 19, 2013)

Campaign Finance: now that’s what you call research money (September 27, 2013)

Campaign Finance: definitely not holding anything back (October 2, 2013)

Campaign Finance: dueling interests (October 13, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch (October 19, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 2 (October 20, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 3 (October 20, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 4 (October 22, 2013)

Campaign Finance: a last minute, big money player (October 23, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 5 (October 24, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 6 (October 25, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 7 (October 29, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 8 (October 30, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 8

31 Thursday Oct 2013

Posted by Michael Bersin in Uncategorized

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More money for the campaign promoting the health research tax on the November ballot in Jackson County. The last few days, at the Missouri Ethics Commission:

C131107 10/30/2013 COMMITTEE FOR RESEARCH TREATMENTS AND CURES Barnett Helzberg Jr Rev Trust 4520 Main Suite 1050 Kansas City MO 64111 Helzberg 10/30/2013 $25,000.00

C131107 10/30/2013 COMMITTEE FOR RESEARCH TREATMENTS AND CURES James B Nutter & Company 4153 Broadway Kansas City MO 64111 10/30/2013 $17,000.00

[emphasis added]

Time’s running out.

Previously:

Campaign Finance: not quite plural (August 22, 2013)

Campaign Finance: make it an even $50,000.00 (August 28, 2013)

Campaign Finance: counter volley (August 30, 2012)

Campaign Finance: a citizen keeps contributing (September 3, 2013)

We’re big enough to take care of ourselves (September 4, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! (September 4, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! again (September 6, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Wham! and again (September 7, 2013)

Campaign Finance: it looks like a contribution, only smaller (September 11, 2013)

Campaign Finance: trying to do something (September 17, 2013)

Campaign Finance: and still (September 19, 2013)

Campaign Finance: now that’s what you call research money (September 27, 2013)

Campaign Finance: definitely not holding anything back (October 2, 2013)

Campaign Finance: dueling interests (October 13, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch (October 19, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 2 (October 20, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 3 (October 20, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 4 (October 22, 2013)

Campaign Finance: a last minute, big money player (October 23, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 5 (October 24, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 6 (October 25, 2013)

Campaign Finance: Jackson County health care tax home stretch, part 7 (October 29, 2013)

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