Comments on: Sedona Eye on Political Sign Rules

By: Keith

Keith — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 21:37:54 +0000

Sir,
The inappropriateness of your comments about politicians and signs is humorous at least. As a liberal progressive I tell you that no one has a right to limit my rights to display a sign supporting my civic free political speech in Sedona. You would try to take my sign away as a 99%er because I am ruining others “visual” of Sedona? Who do you think you represent? The rocks or the voters? This conservative ranting disgusts me.

By: N. Baer

N. Baer — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 06:28:06 +0000

Is City Attorney Mike Goimarac aware that you are printing his article without citing him as the author?

Are you going to print my original comment I submitted before you moved his letter about the signs, or are you going to continue to block my comments? Here is my comment for the third time.

Sir, you must be kidding with your statement suggesting politicians choosing not display signs in order to “help Sedona remain unique in its desire to protect its scenic beauty.”

Why would this even be a consideration after Mayor Adams and Councilor DiNunzio publicly supported 108 35′ tall streetlights that will give off the equivalent of 30 acres of development, forever diminishing Sedona’s distinctiveness?

By: N. Baer

N. Baer — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 17:31:47 +0000

Sir, you must be kidding with your statement suggesting politicians choosing not display signs in order to “help Sedona remain unique in its desire to protect its scenic beauty.”