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What’s $10,000 got to do with anything? Newt dodges a bullet, and Romney makes the wrong bet.
December 12, 2011 by
Mitt Romney knows that $10,000 is a lot of money to the average person. Compared to what he’s worth, though, it’s a small potatoes. Why, then, if he knows this, would he throw out such a big bet, especially on national television? Simply put, Romney is starting to feel the heat. In a moment of […]
WRR: Everest Tibetan Restaurant
December 9, 2011 by
It’s a lunch buffet. Of all the images that the words “Everest,” “Tibetan,” or “Restaurant” conjure up in my mind, buffet is not one of them. When I hear the words Everest Tibetan Restaurant, I think of tall, white mountains, I imagine Sherpas and beasts of burden, and I see graceful Buddhist temples. I see many […]
Rick Perry: When a “back of the napkin” campaign becomes reality.
December 7, 2011 by
Oy, vey. Rick Perry does it again. This may be Newt’s world (and we all live in it), but Rick lives in his own universe all his own. Really, what I’m trying to say is this: how does he expect to get elected with this kind message in this day and age? Even if this […]
Meet Representative Holly Richardson of Utah’s 57th Legislative District
December 6, 2011 by
This is the second in a series of interviews of Utah’s elected officials. In addition to high-profile candidates, Utah has a lot of elected officials whose quiet work often goes unsung. With these posts, I hope to shine a light on the personalities that make up Utah’s leadership, not only on their work in government, […]
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