Utah has learned a lot about the state of campaign fundraising in recent months. We have John Swallow and Jason Powers to thank for that. With perhaps more creativity than we would like to give them credit for, Swallow and Powers found ways to duck, dodge, and hide from just about every Utah law designed […]
Campaign Fundraising: Free Speech or Extortion?
January 24, 2014 by Daniel Burton
Filed Under: Elections, First Amendment, Government Tagged With: Campaign finance, campaign fundraising, CNN, free speech, Jason Powers, Jim Matheson, John Swallow
What do women want?
April 20, 2012 by Daniel Burton
Last week, Hilary Rosen raised a firestorm when she criticized Ann Romney for being a stay-at-home mom. Whether at home or in the workforce, women have more than proved their value to our society. Maybe it’s time we accept that women in all walks of life deserve more credit than they are getting. [cont…]
Filed Under: Political Thought Tagged With: Ann Romney, Barack Obama, CNN, Economics, family, Grameen Bank, Hilary Rosen, Mitt Romney, stay-at-home, White House, women
What happens when Gingrich gets his mojo on? The CNN/Tea Party Debate.
September 12, 2011 by Daniel Burton
They say that you can’t win a debate, but you sure can lose one. Tonight, despite walking in at the front of the pack, Perry sure did his best to prove that true. He’ll stay on top of the polls, for now, but he didn’t do himself any favors tonight. Like any front-runner, he took […]
Filed Under: Republican Politics Tagged With: 2012, Barack Obama, CNN, Debate, Michelle Bachmann, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Presidential Debates, Republican Debate, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, tea party, Wolf Blitzer
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