Kansas City Public Schools Demand $474-MILLION: Will Voters Pay?!?

Actually . . . Here's the bigger question: 

WHY SHOULD VOTERS DEFY HISTORY AND SUBMIT TO HIGHER TAXES FOR SKETCHY KANSAS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS?!?

That's not just TKC skepticism . . . It's a legit questions that local leaders will have to answer for taxes that have proven HISTORICALLY UNPOPULAR.

Sadly, we already know the response . . .

"Pay the money because you're racist!!!"

That "logic" doesn't hold up in any KCMO community given historic outcomes for these kind of elections. 

However . . .

Kansas City voters shouldn't be complacent and underestimate the politics of guilt and "MAGA Resistance" in this low turnout election.

In the meantime, here's the word . . . 

"Officials have refined the details of how the school district would spend a $474 million bond that Jackson County voters will decide on in April. It would be the first time since 1967 that Kansas City’s school district would get tax revenue for building improvements and new construction."

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

Kansas City now has a plan for spending a $474 million school bond, if voters approve it

Officials have refined the details of how the school district would spend a $474 million bond that Jackson County voters will decide on in April. It would be the first time since 1967 that Kansas City's school district would get tax revenue for building improvements and new construction.

Kansas City now has a plan for spending a $474 million school bond, if voters approve it

KCPS board of education approves bond plan, sets stage for April vote

A unanimous vote from Kansas City Public Schools' Board of Education approved the district's updated bond plans, setting the stage for an April vote.

Developing . . .