Al Gore and John McCain are both great [...]
edited by: David Miller,
Utah Editor
Al Gore and John McCain are both great [...]
Senator McCoy, who I am proud to say is my state senator is resigning to focus on his day job as a lawyer. I can tell you from doing research on legislative history of statutes that he was often the loan voice of reason trying to explain to [...]
You know what grinds my gears while I can't sleep at night? People who state false or misleading things that they KNOW are false and misleading, but apparently it is their job to that in DC. I can understand a dumb congresscritter or Sarah Palin making such statement because [...]
A GOP congresscritter spoke to me: "if you are flipping the channel back and forth between football and CSPAN, and you only are hearing the majority speak, it sounds like a great bill...." I am probably one of the few people he is talking about. [...] A GOP congresscritter spoke to me: "if you are flipping the channel back and forth between football and CSPAN, and you only are hearing the majority speak, it sounds like a great bill...." I am probably one of the few people he is talking about. [...] Point is, you can overlearn lessons from off-year elections. This year, Obama voters stayed home in VA. [...]
Point is, you can overlearn lessons from off-year elections. This year, Obama voters stayed home in VA. [...]
The similarities between a section 341 meeting for chapter 7 bankruptcies and a criminal arraignment are striking. And in both cases, most of these people have no money and their attorneys don't know them. [...] Every good attorney has a side obsession to relieve the stress of the job, whether it be woodworking, gardening, river-rafting, fishing, skiing, hiking, scouting, astronomy, etc. Not that if I have one I will be good, but I think you go crazy if your life is [...]
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October 19, 2009
Dear [Oldenburg],
Tomorrow! Tuesday October 20, [...]
Join me in not watching cable news channels, makes you angry and dumb. I feel much better after stopping. [...] 
In 2003, Arnold Schwarzenegger was a leading prez candidate to be. Back then many GOPers wanted to change the constitution for him so the Austrian-born steriod-using-weightlifter-turned-action-movie-actor could run for president. In 2009, a majority of Republicans are birthers. [...] 
Is it wrong to that I have SNL's Andy Sandberg's "I ran" music video stuck in my head ever since the protests started on June 12? [...] 
I wrote that this morning before we learned of Stanford's year long affair with an Argentine. [...] When asked what [...]
If [...]
I love going to Starbucks in heavily Mormon areas (yes they do exist). They are so clean, new, fast, and uncrowded. [...] 
I went to a target today that has crammed because of remodeling and it still felt better than a Wallmart. Those places sap my soul. [...] 
I forgot to add that one thing I will miss about Huntsman is that when walking my dog past the guv's mansion, his English Bulldog--Winston--would have a friendly exchange with my dog. What a great name for an English Bulldog. [...] 
I saw this snowman and his snowdog (complete with twine leash) while walking my own dog last night.
As for my thoughts on the day's news, the LDS Church is turning into
the fall guy for the blowback on the passage of prop [...]
"As he [Obama] tries to bring us closer to socialism," Chaffetz warned, "I will be a strong voice in opposition."I guess my question "Chaffetz [...]
"The Democrats will be looking for a series of things they can do really [...]
A recent Mason-Dixon poll commissioned by The Salt Lake Tribune shows that 66 percent of likely voters had concerns about ethics violations on Utah's Capitol Hill. [...]
"Republicans will be looking for people who are not Palin, who are not McCain in the next election cycle, and I think [...]
The man Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch recently called a "legend" of the Senate now is a felon.
A jury convicted Alaska Republican Sen. Ted Stevens on Monday of seven counts of lying on [...]
But what instigated the public disclosure had much more to do with [...]
