| Steve Blair Fired By KYCA |
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Bump it!Steve Blair has been fired by KYCA, due to his comments regarding the new mural on Miller Valley School at the corner of Whipple Street and Miller Valley Road.
The discussion about the mural has been controversial ever since the paint began being brushed on the wall. Now it's a full blown controversy, with statewide and even national media paying attention. Right now, the spotlight is on Blair, who made comments that some interpreted as being racist. Blair freely expresses his opinions on the radio. Today, after being let go by KYCA, he took the time to talk to Prescott eNews about the situation.
Although today's hot topic appears to be whether or not opposition to the mural is racist, and, by inference, whether or not Blair is racist, there is a history behind the rhetoric. And, as is usually true in all disagreements, it takes both sides to have an argument. Stay tuned to Prescott eNews as we go back in time a bit, and explore some of the roots of the controversy. In the meantime, when asked if he would resign as a member of the Prescott City Council, Blair replied, "When my constituents in the city tell me it's time for me to go, and that I'm affecting how the city does its business, I will go. I ran because I wanted to help. If I can no longer do that, I'll step down."
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If David Ben Moshe Is Representative of Prescott, I'm Glad I Don't Live There
written by Michelle, July 23, 2010
I had a great time in Arizona last year
written by Andrew, June 15, 2010
I am not white but:
I had a great time in Arizona last year. Most of the stops were in small towns and I found everyone I met to be polite, friendly, and hospitable. This included the Sheriff of one of the small towns and the police in general. One of the people we met was invited to come visit us in BC Canada and subsequently did so. She stayed with us in our home for the entire two weeks and had a great time. It is sad that people like Steve Blair et. al have managed to give the rest of the world an impression of Arizona that is completely contrary to my experience in that state.
Stop Looking at Steve and look at the real criminal Jack Wilson Howard Mechanic and orginizations like the Mural Mice.
written by Jon, June 12, 2010
Mayor Jack Wilson you have done far worse to sully the reputation of Prescott than what Mr. Blaire has done and yet you did not resign. What about the new table/desk that you bought that cost well over 2 grand, or 911 call for a jaywalker, or the 2050 committee that was just a joke, or here is possibly the biggest one bringing Chicago style politics and ethics to Prescott that were not wanted. People move to Prescott because they enjoy the area and then try to change it to where they came from just like Mayor Wilson did. Sir you are a disgrace to your political party and to everybody that has ever met you. If you care about Prescott so much then get out and quit attacking the people who want to make it a good place to live again. Jack is a criminal for poisoning everybody’s views and I am certain of other things. Heck one of his best friends was Howard Mechanic who had to get a presidential pardon to get off the hook from various things.
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written by Franco, June 08, 2010
I just recently looked into the eyes of a young Mexican-American friend just graduating from high school. I was told that the brother was joining the Marines while she, the Army national guard. I just think Its a disgrace for them to have to listen to the senseless rants of people such as Steve Blair,Glen Beck, and other extreme right wing wackos, while going out to place their young lives on the line for them.
I could not help but compare a true American Hero(Roy Benavidez) actions in defense of our nation, against those who lob senseless hate at innocent children. In my comparison the hate radio jocks come up seriously lacking! God bless all Americans who stand up for the truth, dignity, and courage that these young lives represent. Thank you all, and God Bless America.- Franco, Military City U.S.A. Hispanic American Medal of Honor Winner Roy Benavidez http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/23274/hispanic_american_medal_of_honor_winner.html?cat=37
fuuuuuuu
written by asc, June 08, 2010
Went to arizona once. Nice place, at least in terms of scenery. All this recent stuff with racism is kind of weird; the country as a whole has been slowly trending away from it, but AZ seems to be turning itself into a racist mecca. Glad I don't have travel plans there.
Join our Group for the Resignation of Steve Blair
written by Moses Siregar III, June 07, 2010
Our Facebook group calling for the resignation of Steve Blair:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=114045135307066 The fact will always remain that Blair's comments on his radio show have done immeasurable harm to the reputation of Prescott, because they were in fact racist. He "had to wonder why" a black kid's face was on the mural (because the kid goes to the school), suggested it was because of our black president, and he hates the word diversity. "I disagree with the whole perspective that you would have a black guy painted on both sides of that building when the history of Prescott never had a culture issue ..." Steve, the mural has one black kid on one side, and one hispanic kid on the main face (the biggest face)--you erroneously assumed the hispanic kid was black. Those are actual kids who attend the school. It's an elementary school mural. Repeat: an elementary school mural.
if it walks, talks and looks like a racist
written by vivian m., June 07, 2010
I will NEVER go to Arizona or buy ANYTHING produced in Arizona. Someone has to do something about institutionalized racism. Boycott the entire state.
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written by Ed Hall, June 07, 2010
The people who live in the other 49 states wonder if Arizona's immigration law is the product of racism. This story demonstrates clearly that it is.
This isn't the Arizona I remember
written by DPW, June 06, 2010
Ten years ago, I lived in Yuma, and my work took me all over Arizona (including Prescott). It's a wonderful, varied state filled with natural beauty and great people from all sorts of backgrounds. I hate to see all the bad press it's been getting, but that's what happens when you let guys like Blair become your face to the world. Unless things have changed, Blair is NOT representative of the people I knew when I was there.
Good for KYCA for giving him the boot, and good for all you Prescott residents who stood up for those kids and their mural. Don't let the door hit you in the backside, Blair, 'cause I think that's where you keep what passes for your brains.
not buying Blair's reasoning...
written by Tracey, June 06, 2010
...a happy, smiling child who happens to have darker skin is "too in your face"?
and the mural is "defacing" a building of "a historic nature" -- would he prefer miscellaneous graffiti?
Great. Ever more nuttiness from AZ-based gubment
written by Chris , June 06, 2010
What a raving lunatic. Steve Blair has always been a canon ball on the deck. Now he gets to taste some shoe. "Does that look like a big ole black guy to you?" Jeeze. Who says stuff like that these days, and what does it matter. Then he goes on to say, "what's going green mean." Hellllooooo?
PACK YOUR BAGS!!!
written by Kelly, June 06, 2010
Steve, I would hate to be in your shoes. I knew your mouth would get you into HOT water!
You'd better listen to the people and pack your bags!
Steve Blair's recent public comments
written by Consuelo H. Hackenbusch Sepulveda Lipschitz, June 06, 2010
I could not restrain myself from sending this viper an email to his Steve Blair for Council or whatever website and felt I might share my ad hominem attack words with you all:
"Your recent public statements only prove how VILE and un-Christian you are. Perhaps a space underneath some rock in your vast Arizona desert will provide you a home more suitable for a reptile like you. C. H. H. Sepulveda L."
Blair's Witch Hunt
written by Rich Hudspeth, June 06, 2010
Ummm. What the heck is going on in Arizona? Some of these people really need to get out of the sun. If I’m not mistaken, Arizona was originally inhabited by the Navajo Nation, as well as other people of color that were indigenous to that region. I’d bet a nickel for a million, that modern day Arizona was built with the back-breaking labor of those beautiful people of color. Snap out of it America. Don’t let the shrill voices of a few, speak on behalf of the vast majority in this country that find this garbage repugnant, not to mention Draconian. We’ve witnessed firsthand the damage that ancestor’s of Steve Blair have done to the Navajo Nation. If anyone should be sent packing, it should be Blair, back to what I think would be the United kingdom. Oh wait, the UK is, by and large, a Socialist nation. Where to go. Where to go...
Arizona's image problem
written by Zoe, June 06, 2010
Is Arizona the South Carolina of the West? Is this where racists and bigots with asthma and alergies go to retire? What the heck happened to this state? Because to the outside world that's what it looks like. Citizens can either get defensive, hunker down, and become even more narrow-minded or they can realize how poorly this state is being viewed elsewhere.
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written by borj234, June 06, 2010
"Where's your heart in terms of Prescott"?
Is he being interviewed by his wife or just another racist, unrelated broadcaster in Prescott? Here's a question: "Don't you think if you look at an elementary school mural depicting small HUMAN children and see a race war, you have a serious mental illness and should seek help?" If you can't look at a picture of a small black child on a mural without being afraid of what it means you are a sick, sick individual.
To those directing your attacks against Arizona and Arizonans, rather than bigots..., Low-rated comment [Show]
Looks like Arizona is trying to fit in with the redneck south.
written by Deanne, June 06, 2010
Shame on Arizona. I'm adding Arizona to the list of states, I'll never travel too. The Spanish explored and lived in Arizona since the 1500's. Long before whites ever settled there. Why do you think the name of your state and the states around it are Spanish in origin? Needless to say, native Americans were there even longer. Many Hispanic families in the Southwest, including Arizona and New Mexico Colorado, Nevada and California, have been there since before they were states. Please get over your ridiculous racism and work on moving the country forward instead of backward.
From Alabama
written by Alabama, June 05, 2010
Dear Arizona,
Thank you for taking the spotlight. Love, Alabama
Prescott High School class of 1984
written by Frank K., June 05, 2010
I am a firm believer in free speech. If Mr. Blair had aired his opinions as a private citizen over a beer at Matt's Saloon he certainly has that right. As an elected official, it seems to me that in this day and age a person with even an ounce of intelligence would think at least twice before spewing such ignorant, fear fueled nonsense over the public airwaves. Sure he has the right to speak his mind. The rest of us have the right AND THE RESPONSIBILITY, to make it clear to him and anyone else with similar views that racist attitudes have no place in our public offices. Anywhere.
He wouldn't be related to that other hillbilly yahoo Barbara Blewster would he? She's another racist piece of work that needs to be shipped to the moon. Or Antarctica, nice and white down there... Oh, and to Bruce, are you trying to say that Blair doesn't have an agenda? My friend, it would be easier to find a Saguaro cactus blooming at the bottom of the sea than an agenda-free politician. And obviously the diversity you speak of would be the right of people to be as racist in public as they want to be? Even as public servants? Probably only if they are White, right? Do you even know what the word diversity means? Feel free to hop on board the ship to Antarctica with Steve and Barbara, you all will really appreciate the 'diversity' there.
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written by A Prescottonian, June 05, 2010
Steve, yes, your constituents are speaking. Leave the council and while you are at it leave town! You do not represent your constituents. I chose Miller Valley for my children due to its diversity - that school has always been an amazing place and the mural fits perfectly! I have loved driving by and watching the mural grow and be colorful! I thought about yelling out my window "way to go!" and now wish I had after I read what I read in the paper. I was so ashamed to live here when I read the paper Thursday morning. Thank you for allowing us a voice to show the world we aren't all like him or those yelling despicable words out their windows. I am so sad that still happens in our country.
5:31 "Doesn't that look like a big ole black guy in the middle of that picture? It sure does"
written by David, June 05, 2010
It's a drawing of a SMALL CHILD that goes to that school.
What a hateful SOB, he's so full of hate he see's what is obviously a small child as a "big ole Black guy."
they have more racists to fire
written by evening, June 05, 2010
So KYCA fires this guy for racist remarks and yet they will continue to air the super racist remarks from the likes of Limbaugh and Savage. What hypocrites. Blair's remarks were very racist and disturbing. However I bet the radio station just used that as an excuse to get rid of a host with low ratings.
To If you knew Steve like I know Steve.
written by PrescottAZNonFreak, June 05, 2010
One question for you: What do you think the definition of "racist" is?
I grew up in a tiny, all-white town in Wisconsin. I am very aware that racism is a cultural problem, not something an individual necessarily chooses to avow. Some of us may carry a bit around with us in spite of our intentions not to. If we're lucky, we get opportunities just like this one to think about what "racism" and "diversity" mean. That usually means stepping into the shoes of someone different than we are. Like Mario, the hispanic kid in the mural. Maybe, that's how it is with Steve. He doesn't MEAN to be a racist. But, I am sorry. He is a racist. Do you recall what he said when he and John Hanna had the 2010 US Census banner in Spanish torn down from the Square? How do you explain this: When The Daily Courier asked about why he was concerned about visitors seeing a sign in Spanish, Blair explained, "It would seem like we're a Spanish community rather than an English community," and most visitors are not Hispanic. And how about this: "I have nothing against Spanish people," he said. When Steve goes out to Maya's or El Charro, does he call those tacos and burritos "Spanish food?" Look, some people who are racist may not be all bad. But, geez, do you think dealing with that crap might actually help them be ever better?
This story has wings
written by Napalmnacey, June 05, 2010
I'm from Perth, Australia. That's pretty much as far away from Arizona as you can get and I've heard about this horrible story. It's not just this counciller that you have to be worried about. A large section of the community seems to be okay with deep-seated racism, and the world is knowing about it.
Glad I'm not currently living in AZ....
written by Kay Gwinn, June 05, 2010
Wow - and to think that Mecham was once the worst thing to hit Arizona. He's looking mighty tame in comparison. Now it is a whole slew of racists making Arizona look bad. This is not the Arizona I grew up in. This is the Arizona that has been taken over by midwesterners and retirees who bring their fear, loathing, and small minds with them; equally despicable are the politicians who capitalize on that fear of non-white skin with their campaigns of hatred and intolerance. Last time I was home in Phoenix, I had the misfortune of attending a neighborhood party where I was engaged in a conversation with a retired couple from Iowa. They were leaving Phoenix and moving to Prescott because they said there were too many "spics" in Phoenix for their liking. I'm sure they've been ardent listeners of Steve Blair.
Thank you KYCA for taking this hateful person off the air. Regardless, I will still be skipping my high school reunion as well as the NAU homecoming this year because I will not spend my dollars in a state currently run by such hateful and pathetic people.
Blair may not be deeply racist, but he is certainly an idiot.
written by greg, June 05, 2010
Prescott deserves better.
Some?
written by robcat2075, June 05, 2010
"Right now, the spotlight is on Blair, who made comments that some interpreted as being racist."
Some? Some? How about "many"? How about "most"? Interpreted? His remarks didn't need "interpretation" to get their meaning.
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written by ElwoodWV, June 05, 2010
I am from West Virginia. We have to deal with our share of stereotypes, so I feel for you in AZ, I really do. That being said, I visited your state not long ago and was impressed with the infrastructure and amenities, particularly certain city and state parks. I was particularly impressed with the caliber of the faculty at one of your state universities, to the degree that I was considering grad school there. At the very least, I would have encouraged my kids to put it on the short list of places to consider attending.
I'm sorry to say that right now, I would be quite hesitant to so much as visit AZ again, much less move there. These "isolated incidents" are starting to become sufficiently common to give me pause as to whether it is the kind of place I want my kids to be. If this is not the image you want to portray to the country and world, do something about your elected officials, from the city level all the way up to the governor's office. These folks appear to be woefully out of touch with the country and the times. I hope the people that elected them do not harbor similar sentiments.
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written by Charlene, June 05, 2010
You may be surprised to learn that the story is getting major national news coverage in Canada, on newspapers and on TV (as the third story on last night's national news!). The emphasis was not on this one wingnut, though, but on the dozens of people screaming vicious racist slurs at pictures of little kids.
Something to Pacify Steve...
written by Gordon Townshend, June 05, 2010
Maybe he'd be more comfortable if the mural were changed to depict the white kids wearing Klan hoods.
I feel sorry for all of the good-minded people of AZ, who have had to put up with the embarrassment and fallout from the recent spasm of ugly words and legislation your otherwise beautiful state has produced. Seems like too many idiots down there have been baptizing themselves in Glenn Beck's tears.
I won't be travelling to Prescott anymore after this.
written by CR Edding, June 05, 2010
"interpreted as being racist." ??
Sounds like the local news is trying to whitewash this incident (pun intended).
a sickening racist
written by johndog, June 05, 2010
wow, doesn't arizona have enough racist baggage to lug around without this guy adding his bigoted spew? he's right: he's got a right to his opinion and a right to express. he also has the responsibility of his remarks. he can't see it, so others must tell him (and allow me to join that chorus): your focus on the child's skin color -- and underscoring that emphasis by relating it to the president of the united states' racial heritage -- is racism pure and simple. heaven help your narrow minded, mean spirited, utterly backwards self.
sir: YOU ARE ATTACKING A PICTURE OF A CHILD BECAUSE OF HIS SKIN COLOR! and you are part of the town's so-called leadership??? get a grip, if not for your own sake then for the sake of prescott and its image to the rest of the world (yes, we all are watching).
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written by peach43, June 05, 2010
Get that man to a race training workshop. Anyone who has that much public influence should be required to do so - before something painful like this happens.
Bravo KYCA.
First impressions stick
written by Joe Fogey, June 05, 2010
The piece of the mural which has been shown on the internet makes your town look like a nice place. The behaviour of your councilman and the drive-by racist remarks make it look bad.
Just a thought.
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written by Jennifer Martin, June 05, 2010
I looked at this mural, and all I saw was a bright, happy child enjoying the outdoors. For Steve Blair to criticize this mural because the child appeared to be an ethnic minority is startling and waaaayyy out of left field. And the fact that he saw this light-colored child as "black" is proof positive that he is hypersensitive about color. Nothing wrong with being African-American, of course; a child of any color is beautiful. It's just that this guy seems to be literally on a campaign against anyone who is not lily white. Apparently, you have to be a pale Caucasian in order to qualify to dominate a mural. Is that right, Steve? What's next, an endorsement for the skinheads? {shudder} I pray that this man stops seeing divisions between the races. We are all the human race and you can find every color of skin from almost totally black to almost totally white, with every gradation of shading in between. There *is* no difference between blacks, whites, Hispanics, Asians, etc.
International
written by jayeff, June 05, 2010
You do realize that we are reading about this in Canada, right?
Looks like your racist councilman has hit the big-time. Way to go Arizona!!!
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written by Time To-Recall-Blair, June 05, 2010
WELL DONE, KYCA!! I applaud your action, now we need Blair to resign. He said he ran because he wanted to help Prescott on the City Council...well, he is not helping. Steve time to resign like you said you would...you are not helping!
Yavapai
written by BK, June 05, 2010
The boy in the mural looks like he could be a Yavapai. Would Blair be okay with that? The problem however, is that Blair is WORRIED about the COLOR of that boy having some relationship to Obama! THAT'S the key to this problem. Blair, if that color doesn't suit your blue eyes -- go complain to God.
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written by cesare.borja, June 05, 2010
No Andy, your pointless rambling anecdote does not prove anything. Blair is racist. Everyone is (at least a little) racist. That is the nature of our society.
But Blair is not racist in just the subconscious way that we are all conditioned to. He is overtly and unabashedly so. Let's look at one of the many stupid and bigoted things he's said: "To depict the biggest picture on the building as a Black person, I would have to ask the question: Why?" So, not only does Blair apparently think that all brown people are a homogeneous mass (the 'Black person' in question was actually a HISPANIC boy), he seems to be implying that black people have no place in a Prescott mural, or that they should be small and out of sight rather than the 'biggest picture.' I could go on at length--his comment about the mural looking like 'L.A. graffiti,' for example, has all kinds of troubling racist undertones--but I hope this proves the point. Blair is a racist. Stop defending him. All it does is make you look worse.
Deport him
written by worf, June 05, 2010
Can we keep the immigrants and deport racist filth like Blair to an atoll in the Pacific?
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written by ignatz, June 05, 2010
"We're not bad people"? When you incite people to scream racial epithets at picture of schoolchildren, you're a bad person. In fact, you're a hunk of garbage. And what does your pathetic defense have to do with lightening the skin on the kids' faces?
Utter and complete disgrace
written by Kevin, June 05, 2010
This guy is so unabashedly racist and bigot, among other things that it boggles my mind. It's a school sport... painting a mural on it is not defacing it. If it had been a mural of Johnny Bench, or something else he'd have had no problem. Pathetic
Steve Blair is a Constitutionalist, or sumthin'
written by Bob Tweed, June 05, 2010
Steve Blair keeps insisting "I have rights... I have rights... I have rights," then undoes himself by sating he should be permitted to exercise HIS rights "without being chastized." Hypocrite! Surely the people chastizing his ignorance are well within THEIR RIGHTS to chastize, mock and ridicule his idiocy.
If one of the Prescott K-5 toddlers can explain this to him s-l-o-w-l-y, perhaps a lightbulb will go on. Maybe.
A brown faced child
written by David, June 05, 2010
He calls a brown faced child, a "big ole black guy" what a racist.
I see all the other racists are crawling out of the woodwork to defend this racist SOB.
Another Prescottonian here
written by BertW, June 05, 2010
It's big of Blair to say that if he is voted out, he'll step down. The man's a **** and another example of why Prescott needs to do away with the at-large city council system and adopt a neighborhood/district representative council.
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written by cesare.borja, June 05, 2010
What's with the weasel words in this article? What Blair said is racist. That's it. End of comment. There's no need to preface that with phrases like "some interpreted..."
This is the problem with journalism these days, it has the veneer of being neutral but what it actually does is pretend like there's two equally-credible sides, and the debate between them is a completely subjective one that can be left up to the reader's opinion. What ends up happening is that the opinion of racists like Blair ends up being given the same legitimacy and time as the opinions of people who are against racism, and it makes racist thought and speech more acceptable.
As an Arizona resident I am embarrassed.
written by Bill Munz, June 05, 2010
I would like to offer a deep and heartfelt apology to the poor young man whose image this ignorant racist bigot objected to.
Son, as an adult resident of Arizona, please accept this apology. Regrettably the freedoms we enjoy in this great nation permit certain vile ignorant persons to act in shameful manners. Please know there are many of us right here in Arizona who see you only as a handsome and charming young man. There are many of us who simply do not allow ethnicity to enter into our evaluation of others. And above all, Mi hijo, tu puedes tener gran urgullo de tus raices latinas. Los latinos han brindado una riqueza a nuestros cultura. Un profundo y sincero gracias a uds.
Love of country
written by Stephen, June 05, 2010
I grew up in a small town in Missouri, segregated so rigidly that I did not go to school with anyone other than white kids until 7th grade, by which time many of the attitudes and platitudes, stereotypes and fears of our parents had been solidly ingrained. I was robbed, ladies and gentleman, of friendships and associations which might have made my life richer. It appears that Prescott has proven, as Arizona in general has proven by passage of the odious anti-Hispanic "papers please" law, that we are far from being "post racial". I believe that each soul is travelling the long road to perfection, but in Mr. Blair's case he has run off the road and is neck deep in a foul ditch. Lots of work to do, my friends, lots of work.
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written by reed, June 05, 2010
Sure want to thank Steve Blair for taking all the attenbtion away from the rednecks in the South Carolina legislature. We used to say "thank God for Alabama" when it came to looking fringe nationally. Now we can point to Arizona. Thanks again Steve.
fixing the mural
written by martha, June 05, 2010
I talked to a muralist and the face does need work as the perspective is off when you look at it. But that doesn't have anything to do with color. If anything the face should be darker for more contrast.
Freedom does not mean freedom from consequences
written by Henk, June 05, 2010
Prescott and Councilman Blair are free to do as they please, unfortunately for them they are not free from the consequences of what they do. With the intertubes as they are the city saw the negative consequences and seems to be doing the right thing, now Mr. Blair is feeling those consequences now as well. Hopefully they'll learn something.
Poor Arizona
written by FLindie, June 05, 2010
This guy calls a mural on a school depicting the kids who go to that school as defacing it? He calls a mexican STUDENT in the mural a "big ole black guy" and says it's because of Obama? And he claims he's not racist? What an embarrassment to Arizona. I had previously defended AZ and decried boycotts of the state, saying it's one of OUR states, and it's great state, but this guy has proven me wrong. It's not a great state at this point, it's an embarrassment to our country, and this guy is an embarrassment to white republicans. Keep it up Blair, you're just pushing more votes to the Dems.
Let Me Explain It To You STEVE
written by Miguel Gonzalez, June 05, 2010
Here, I'll even speak in English ... slowly ... so you can "understand" the words I am S-P-E-A-K-I-N-G ... OK?
The mural depicts children playing in an environment of natural beauty reflecting some of the native flora and fauna (did you understand those words?) of your beloved city. That's it, dude. That's about it. Children playing in the wide open spaces. It would appear to any reasonable person as a celebration of childhood, playfulness and freedom. It shows how much joy and fun there is in childhood and play. You're an idiot. Shut up. And get the FFFFFF out of MY Country!!!
Prescott raised
written by Yatahay!, June 04, 2010
Steve, I grew up with you, and I should tell you an old Arizona saying: When you're up to your chin in the outhouse pit, shut your mouth. You deserve to lose your public life; go climb under your rock until Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh give you a call. You are a disappoint to the people who grew up here, and to all Arizonans. What happened to you??
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Editor's Note: Whoops! You are absolutely right, we certainly did miss a couple of things in that comment. Yikes - thanks for bringing it to our attention. We've edited that comment some.
His personality and perspective still shine through, however, and folks will have to make their own judgment regarding that.
Again, thanks for the comment.