Dayton Moore Shown the Door, Blimp Celebrates KU Football, Laura Lockdown Plays Defense, ”Submerged Voters” Will Rule
Dayton Moore's tenure with the Royals came to an end after 16 years and it ended in a strange way. Owner John Sherman wanted everyone to know he fired Dayton, but Dayton stole the day with a gracious news conference and goodbye. Dayton's first hire back in 2006, JJ Picollo, now takes his job. This is more than unusual as we look back at Dayton's time and history making World Series win.
The Goodyear Blimp has been flying around KU's football stadium and they took to Twitter to explain why. It's not what you think but it's absolutely fabulous.
Kansas governor Lockdown Laura Kelly is firmly on the defensive over her double veto of the Protect Women's Sports act. But while she's trying to save independents from fleeing, she's really ticking of the LGBTQ+ community. Wow, did she step in it this time.
And the most accurate pollster in America the past 6 years says this is the hardest polling environment yet for what he says are "submerged voters." I think I'm one of these people, you may be too. Wait until you hear who these people are and why most polls are showing 12% undecided.
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