The Hunts donated $792,725 to federal committees – almost exclusively benefiting conservative candidates - since 2016, according to Federal Election Commission records, with most of their efforts focused on House and Senate races.
The most politically-active Hunts are family matriarch Norma, who has given $481,100 to federal campaigns since 2016, and her son, Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt, who has donated $153,425 to federal campaigns during that time. Between them, they helped support dozens of Republican campaigns, including those of prominent senators Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Marco Rubio (R-Florida), Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.), and the late John McCain (R-Ariz.).
There were no reported contributions from the Hunt family to any presidential campaign the last five years, and Clark’s siblings Daniel, Sharron, and Lamar Jr. have contributed a total of just $25,000 between them to federal candidates since 2016.
Possible Name Change for the Kansas City Chiefs?
This has been a topic for debate for quite awhile but more recently it has gained some steam.
With the change of the name and rebranding of the Washington Redskins to the Washington Football Team and the Cleveland Indians plan to change their name, what do you think of a name change for the Kansas City Chiefs?
Many don t know the story behind the name of the Kansas City Chiefs. If you re a Boy Scout or have been involved in the Scouts through the years you ll recognize this name, H. Roe Bartle.
Defending champion Chiefs building dynasty around core group
By DAVE SKRETTA - Jan. 29, 2021 03:54 PM EST Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Rashad Fenton celebrates on the bench during the second half of the AFC championship NFL football game against the Buffalo Bills, Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021, in Kansas City, Mo. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) It was never much of a surprise that the Kansas City Chiefs eventually would sign Patrick Mahomes to the largest contract in NFL history. Especially so after the brilliant young quarterback had just led the franchise to its first title in 50 years.
What did surprise some people? That Mahomes left some money on the table.
Chiefs, Bucs ride (mostly) COVID-clear season to Super Bowl
The Kansas City Chiefs had a pretty good idea what kind of COVID-19 protocols they would have to wade through in defence of their Super Bowl championship the moment they finally gathered for in-person training camp. One of their own helped to devise them.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. The Kansas City Chiefs had a pretty good idea what kind of COVID-19 protocols they would have to wade through in defence of their Super Bowl championship the moment they finally gathered for in-person training camp.
Chiefs, Bucs ride (mostly) COVID-clear season to Super Bowl
By DAVE SKRETTAJanuary 28, 2021 GMT
One of their own helped to devise them.
It was Chiefs vice president of sports medicine and performance Rick Burkholder who worked hand in hand with the NFL, physicians and other trainers in developing the testing, social distancing and tracing parameters that would ultimately allow the league to play its full 256-game regular-season schedule. And it was Burkholder who helped the Chiefs navigate the season with few positive tests and just one postponement the fault of the other team as they closed in on a Super Bowl repeat.