Kansas City Conservatives & Activists Collab Against 10 BILLION Port KC Power Move

The punchline . . .

That local developer class don't really care what either side thinks and the protest wasn't effective at doing anything but generating a few newsie notes.

Reality check . . . Kansas City financial shell games are too complicated for most residents to follow and newsies don't really do a good job explaining how it works. 

And so . . .

Server protest is actually misdirected and only grazes the real concern for KC residents . . .

There are BILLIONS worth of tax credits that can be directed without much accountability or a vote of the public . . . The server farm is actually a better idea than a lady's soccer stadium that was also used Port KC funding.

For now, here's a quick overview . . . 

"Protesters turned out against tax breaks sought by Google for a second Northland data center campus at a Port KC meeting on Monday."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

'We need jobs, not promises': Community members push back against data center tax breaks

Nearly 500 acres northeast off Interstate 435 and US Highway 169 are going to become another data center campus in Kansas City's Northland.

KC's $10 billion bond for Meta and Google data centers: a gamble for taxpayers | Opinion

Kansas City $10 billion investment in tech giants Meta and Google promises growth, but taxpayers shoulder risks if jobs and revenue fall short of expectations.

Developing . . .