Posted Jun 19, 2012, 1:13 pm
Today on Buckmaster — Tucson Weekly arts editor Margaret Regan discusses the latest in the Tucson arts scene. Next, certified financial planner Shelly Fishman with the Tuesday Money Maker Report. Then, Republican Mark Napier talks about his candidacy for Pima County Sheriff. Plus, a newsmaker interview with state Senate President Steve Pierce.
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@Old Prof
I love the logic…“If I repeat something enough times, they’ll make it true, then everyone will start to believe it”. That’s the third time you used the lame “envy” angle. True, the endless-repeating method works on enough Tucsonans for idiots to win elections around here, but that doesn’t mean it works on everyone.
What’s to envy? Unless Buckmaster has other employment I don’t know about, I make more money than the guy. And, based on his promotional photos, I am probably better looking. So, I’m not seeing where the “envy” comes in.
Gee Bretttt, Negativity about our former mayor. Where were you a mayor at? I need to get back to work and not waste time on negative, envious people. Maybe you should work instead of commenting close to 700 times. Then you could get off ACCHS and food stamps! Get a life and start contributing to the community rather than just envious criticism to those who are successful!!
@Old Prof
Balanced? Credible guests like Braindead Bob? Successful being on AM radio in Tucson. Yeah, I’ll let you think about that for a while.
Tell you what…I’ll give your post and the advice contained therein all the consideration and attention it deserves, considering that it comes from someone who can’t spell someone’s name despite the fact that the correct spelling is right in front of their face.