Here's How Kansas City Campaigners Leveraged DNC Tech Resources

As we've noted throughout this election . . .

ALL POLITICS IS NATIONAL AS CULTURE WAR INFECTS EVERY ASPECT OF AMERICAN LIFE!!!

Accordingly . . . Many local campaigners were surprised to see DNC resources emerge in cowtown non-partisan election. 

In fact . . . This week Kansas City garnered a peek at the future of tech campaigning . . .

And all this leads us to a curious entry in Mayor Q's campaign finance reporting . . . Here's the beneficiary of 3300 bucks in the 8-day report alone . . .

NGP VAN, Inc. is an American privately owned voter database and web hosting service provider used by the Democratic Party, Democratic campaigns, and other non-profit organizations authorized by the Democratic Party.

But more than that . . . Mayor Q hiring DNC operatives for a local election against Clay Chastain signals that 12th & Oak likely brought in NATIONAL TECH RESOURCES against any perceived opposition on the council.

Against Henry Rizzo & Dan Tarwater . . . A blitz of texts, e-mails and social media messaging proved effective in rallying activist voters.

Meanwhile . . . 

Given the low turnout numbers wherein the Mayor's contest didn't provide any excitement . . . Highly engaged progressive loyalists proved exceptionally motivated to support the Mayor's agenda.

Mayor Q now p0wnz two yes votes that aren't likely to challenge any directive from the 29th floor.

The downside . . .

When DNC talking points and the national progressive agenda power local candidates . . .Voters aren't going to have much luck talking to city hall about trash pickup, barking dogs, potholes or any neighborhood concerns that are typically aided by hollering at council members. 

And so . . .

For us . . . The teaching moment here at www.TonysKansasCity.com is that Mayor Q working his D.C. tech connections in a local contest signals his 2nd term detachment from neighborhoods already at work as the city hall honcho beings his ascendancy to the nation's capital.

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