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Lonnie McDonald sees pinball as a Republican path to Jackson County politics

Lonnie “Lon” McDonald plays Joust at Up-Down. // Photo by Kylie Volavongsa It’s 3 p.m. on a Tuesday when the bar arcade Up-Down welcomes a Great American guest.  Lonnie “Lon” McDonald strolls in wearing loafers, a blazer, and an American flag pin. Instead of handing the bouncer his ID, McDonald passes him a different set of documents: trading cards. They featured McDonald himself, for his world-renowned achievements in arcade gaming. As McDonald…
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Kansas City Pitch broke the news on Wednesday, July 1, 2026.
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