This is the first in a series of posts on interviews of Utah’s elected officials. In addition to high-profile candidates, Utah has a lot of elected officials whose quiet work 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 […]
The AEI Foreign Policy Debate: Grading the Candidates.
This pretty much sums up how the candidates did…and I’m too tired to write up my own thoughts. Tonight, at least. No promises about tomorrow: [blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/#!/brodigan/status/139177383029776385″] Also, find my Twitter feed on the debate here.
In (plenty of) time for Christmas, go get an Occupy t-shirt.
Just in time for Black Friday, Despair, Inc brings you the perfect t-shirt for the Occupier on your Christmas list.: Go get it from Despair,Inc.
WRR: La Puente
I don’t know what “La Puente” means in English, and, frankly, I don’t care. (OK, yes, I do. I looked it up. It’s Spanish for “the bridge.” So there.) What I do care about is this: when you ask for a recommendation for lunch on Twitter, and @robertgehrke tells you to go to La Puente, you […]
WRR: Benja Thai & Sushi
It may look like cherry picking to take a recommendation for the best restaurant in St. George, order take out, and then write a raving review about it, but that’s only because cherry picking is what you do when you have a three-year old making mayhem from her car seat and a four-month old making […]
Watch out, screaming Twi-hards: I’m on Team Dad.
Tonight, as I am left holding down the fort with my daughters (sleeping, thankfully), my wife will venture out to a private showing of a movie due to be released to the public at midnight: Twilight: Breaking Dawn–Part 1 (because one movie can’t encapsulate the cuckoo bird sufficiently–it’ll be two parts). Rather than spend a lot […]



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