Every published exhibit in one place — preserved exactly as posted to Platte County officials’ Facebook pages
The captures below are unaltered screenshots from public Facebook pages. Exhibit A is a sitting officeholder’s own announcement that he blocks users. Exhibits B–D are residents’ comments as they were posted to three “Neighbors First” slate pages; according to the residents who posted them, each no longer appears on its page. Only a page’s own administrators can remove another user’s comment. New exhibits are added as screenshots are preserved — if you have one, submit it here.
The Exhibits
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Exhibit A — The Blocking Announcement
Kendall’s own post: “I have had to block a couple of users…”
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Sitting Treasurer Chris Kendall’s own post announcing he has blocked users from his campaign page, closing with “#benice #BoundariesMatter #PeaceOverDrama #Unbothered #MovingOn.” Discussed in full on The Post.
Exhibit B — Chris Kendall’s page
Three yes-or-no questions — removed.
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A resident’s three yes-or-no questions to Kendall — the financial disclosure, the nursing-home signatures, and the 30% raise vote. Preserved as posted; per the commenter, it no longer appears on the page. These are exactly the “good faith questions” Kendall’s own post (Exhibit A) says he encourages and will “gladly engage” with.
Exhibit C — “DALE for PLATTE”
The nursing-home question — removed.
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A resident’s comment on Brouk’s campaign page asking about all four candidates’ nursing-home petition drive and calling for an investigation. Preserved as posted; per the commenter, it no longer appears on the page.
Exhibit D — Kevin Robinson’s page
“Didn’t you also vote ‘Yes’?” — removed.
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A resident’s comment on Robinson’s campaign page raising the petition drive and asking, “Didn’t you also vote ‘Yes’ to give yourself a 30% salary increase?” Preserved as posted; per the commenter, it no longer appears on the page.
Have one to add?
If a Platte County officeholder’s or candidate’s page has blocked you or removed your comment, preserve the screenshot and submit it here. New exhibits may be added to this page.
Each exhibit reproduces a public post or comment exactly as captured; the images are unaltered. Statements that a comment no longer appears on a page reflect the account of the resident who posted it. Nothing on this page alleges that any block or removal was unlawful; whether any particular act violates the First Amendment is a determination only a court can make. This page is informational.
