Comments on: Bradley for Governor?

By: Snarko van Snarkerton

Snarko van Snarkerton — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:00:30 +0000

Carol is right. Don’t listen to what Bradley says about poverty and children’s programs! What happens to the working poor is a sideshow to the real issue: keeping well-fed activists happy on the election integrity issue. This is the only issue on the minds of the electorate and will determine the winner! Signed, supervisors Branch-Gilby and Roebuck

By: Paul

Paul — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 04:16:07 +0000

Dave Bradley would make an exceptional Governor because of his understanding of the issues we face in Arizona and globally. We would have a person governing this great state, providing needed guidance and leadership. For too long, we have accepted being last in things that matter such as, education, child welfare, and healthcare. I say GO Dave and we are ready to fight for and with you.

By: leCrone

leCrone — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 01:18:42 +0000

LOL – I Just found this too. Hmm. Perhaps you should get this book too. Might have some insight on the man. So he’s also written and published a book. Looking dapper in the pic on back cover! It would appear the man owes a suit!

Mr. Bradley is the author of a book, Management by Essay, which is a compilation of essays written to this child welfare staff over a ten year period of time.

By: leCrone

leCrone — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 00:59:25 +0000

Jack, It’s a good a thing you aren’t an attorney — “I rest my case”. I did see Bradley at the democratic party open house. I believe he represented well, his style is good and I believe he was wearing a designer shirt and appropriate press pants. But with your keen eye for fashion, I suppose you’ll be your own judge on that. And you haven’t heard anything from Bradley in 7 years besides his articles in the citizen, star and republic and numerous public and statewide, local tv and radio appearances, speeches in committees and from the house floor. This guy is one of the most active reps we’ve seen. I’m surprised he made it to open house and I’m sure the event was better for it. Here’s example of a globally available stance Bradley takes: http://www.lapalomakids.org/aboutus.php

Lighten up Jack. It might be good for AZ to have a leader that can be comfortable and caring rather than stuck up and unapproachable. Barry Goldwater is one example that comes to mind when I see Bradley’s style. It’s also backed up with direct and honest talk from Bradley. I think Sen. John Kyl also has this same down to earth style and appeal.

By: Carol

Carol — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 15:33:52 +0000

Did anyone see how casually dressed Bradley was at yesterday’s Pima County Democratic Party Open House? He certainly didn’t act or look gubernatorial.
He is our state legislator in District 28 and we haven’t heard anything from him in 7 years. Has he taken a stand on election integrity as a former chair of the Pima County Democratic Party?

I rest my case, Jack Olson.