Terry Riley has torn into a box of Lucky Charms as he attempts to move from City Hall to the Jackson County Legislature.
Riley, who represents a predominantly black district as a Kansas City, Missouri, councilman, has decided that running for county office requires a little rebranding. Riley's yard signs omit his first name, come in green and feature a shamrock in the bottom right-hand corner.
Term-limited on the council, Riley is making a move on the at-large seat held by former Kansas City Chief Fred Arbanas.
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How much longer are you going to keep on with the same old poor me, I'm black so this is what we have to do to get any where in life bs
He wasn't brave enough to put any of his irish signs anywhere near the failed citadel project. Not one sign in the neighborhood.
Terry's post cards are similar to his yard sign. They say NOTHING about him, only that Fred's ONLY accomplishment in 38 years was to name a county park after himself. He's no credible.
Be very careful folks considering American history and the fact that most Blacks have European blood in our veins due to American Slavery Holocaust which included forced rape. So tread lightly here. I think this is brilliant strategy. You gave us these last names/slave names now deal with it.
This is even funnier than Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Peoples Rep. of Mass.) getting caught by the Boston Irish, after waxing on for 20 years about his Irish heritage, having none, but Jewish �roots�.
They assume a VERY stupid electorate.
So far, they're right.
T.J.