@GovMikeKehoe Incentive packages don’t matter if the broader business environment signals instability and friction.
Until Missouri confronts why companies repeatedly conclude they’re better off elsewhere, this won’t be the last loss—and no amount of disappointment statements will change that.
@GovMikeKehoe Governor, this is on you and the legislature. Missouri isn’t just losing a football team—we’re losing corporations, small businesses, talent, and now sports franchises because decision-making is short-sighted and leadership is reactive instead of strategic.
@ByNateTaylor This a billionaire using team pride and nostalgia to shift private costs onto the public--while keeping the profits for himself. If Clark believed this project truly built the region, he’d invest his own capital instead of asking taxpayers to subsidize his asset.
Seriously, @FanDuel. I just subscribed to Sports Network and your app is almost unusable. It's been like this the entire game. What's your #refund policy?
@Spotify DJ really just said "How you doin? Oh, you skipped this song 7 times? BETTER PLAY IT AGAIN."
Tell me again how personalized this experience is... 🌀🎧
@MuldoonMartin@PiperK Stranger in the room--a negotiation tactic that they completely botched.
But, JD being there as the 'stranger' is evidence the administration planned this to end badly while making Trump look like a "strong man"
That, and why was Marge Taylor Green's boyfriend there as "media"?
@Manhattva Utah has a law requiring a minimum of 3 feet passing distance. In the kid's dashacam video, it's clear he did not provide the distance required by law.
https://t.co/3SBhlUZEXF
@Manhattva Why are you so insane?
I've had 3 friends hit and killed by drivers who didn't yield to cyclists.
I had a recent incident with a driver. After showing him video from my "dashcam" he apologized, stating that he thought he moved over more.
Be kind.
@Eric_Morrison31@lewistv@JusticeHorn_ @kstate_fan San Diego is a great example of a sports stadium transforming a downtown neighborhood. But, a well-cited article (that apparently only economists can understand) says otherwise 🤷♂️
https://t.co/dOPKEjznYQ
@DannyApgar@BrianMcGannon The "jock tax" means every pro athlete that comes to town, not just local athletes, pays 1%.
KC citizens will feel it if either stadium moves to KS.
https://t.co/fcXBwBvxdQ
@trevoracorn @jrwspringfield $528 million in tax revenue (how's that covered if they leave?), $990 million in economic benefit, over 5,000 employees. So, yes.
@PanicBowl@cardsfan597 There is only 1 F500 company in KC, and it's mostly unknown--Seaboard (#364/500). Omaha has 4 on the list.
Oracle isn't "here"...and otherwise is quickly vacating the city.
KC is known as a sports town, not a business center.
https://t.co/CN38dlNfdT.