Don't worry . . . There are very few voters who REALLY care about the transit predilections of KCMO council Dude Eric Bunch . . . But his constant mean tweet slap fighting with constituents and trolls is surprisingly entertaining.
Today, Council dude Bunch's bus ride virtue signaling was attacked despite an overall positive response from fans and "followers" of Midtown's favorite white dude progressive.
Here's the quickest recap . . .
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It's not exactly a newsflash or point of contention that taking the bus is a more cumbersome process than driving . . . But what we notice is that despite free rides and quite a bit of transit hype over years and decades . . . The councilman seems lonely on his ride to the ballpark by himself . . . Honestly, it doesn't look like much fun even if we can't see whether or not the council dude is smiling behind his mask. Accordingly, promoting this "experience" to beleaguered taxpayers asked to finance a downtown stadium might require slightly better salesmanship.
And all of THAT leads us to a quick recap of opening day . . .
Check TKC news gathering . . .
Bobby Witt Jr.'s game-winning RBI double highlights rookie debut
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Bottom of the eighth, two outs, runner on second, 1-0 count. Up to this point in the game, Kansas City Royals rookie Bobby Witt Jr. was hitless at 0 for 3 but made contact with the ball each time with a flyout and two groundouts.
Opening Day Postgame: Bobby Witt Jr is the Hero in 3-1 Royals win, Tiger at Augusta
The Royals win their opener against Cleveland and Bobby Witt Jr has the game winning hit! There hasn't been this much hype about a player for the Royals in a while, and he delivered the game winning RBI in the late innings for his club. Tiger Woods was goo...
Bobby Witt Jr. plays hero on his first day at work, Royals win 3-1 on Opening Day
This was always going to be Bobby Witt Jr.'s day. Just like Alex Gordon getting a standing ovation after striking out in his first career at-bat, this was always going to be Bobby's day, regardless of his performance.
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