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Political wisdom of the Clinton campaign
about 3 years ago - 2 comments
Looking at the media relations strategy of the Clinton campaign, they never cease to amaze with their skill. Here’s the headline: Clinton chairman: Obama would be good running mate a) I think they really mean it. b) It positions Hillary Clinton as the President, the winner and the “real” nominee for the Democratic party. c)
Milton Friedman on Greed
about 4 years ago - No comments
In the realm of politics, this is quite an interesting video to watch. Milton Friedman was an American Nobel Laureate economist who died in 2006. Friedman was a very bright man.
Presidential politics: a very misleading headline in the Deseret News
about 4 years ago - 3 comments
This misleading headline is found in the Deseret News of all places. Unfortunately for Mitt Romney it ran via the Associated Press. Headline Huckabee takes big lead in Iowa GOP race, Romney 14 percent to Huckabee’s 47 percent When you read the details you find it’s a blatant distortion of the actual story. The Truth
Could Mike Huckabee be the next U.S. president?
about 4 years ago - 2 comments
Mike Huckabee has passed Mitt Romney in polling numbers in Iowa, and frankly, he’s been doing a better job during the candidate debates. – He’s second in Republican polling right now, and sometimes I think Giuliani has a little too much baggage. – He’s from the same town as Bill Clinton (Hope, Arkansas). Population 10,467.
Do you believe the bible? Republican responses.
about 4 years ago - No comments
I you were in the middle of a presidential debate and someone asked you if you believe every word of the bible, what would you say? Here’s what Rudy, Mitt and Mike had to say, and frankly, I think Mike Huckabee did the best job with this question when put on the spot. It sounds
The truth shows its face on Utah Vouchers
about 4 years ago - 14 comments
$9.3 million was approved by the Utah legislature for use on vouchers until it went to referendum and was voted down. So what’s going to happen to the money? It’s not going to public education because that’s not where the money came from. But again, voucher opponents and many teachers led a lot of people
Utah voucher sign theft caught on video
about 4 years ago - 3 comments
Are you kidding me? What the guy in the video doesn’t realize is that the property owner tied fish line to the sign, which was connected to his house and a ringing bell.
Myth 3: Public education money belongs to public schools
about 4 years ago - 1 comment
This is a continuation of the Myths from the Opposition series. Utah’s Referendum 1: 5 articles you don’t want to miss reading Referendum 1 for Utah? What are the REAL facts? Utah Vouchers: Myths from the opposition Myth No. 2: Vouchers will divert money from schools Myth No. 3: Public Education Money Belongs to Public
Paul Tonks: Draper City’s best choice for city council
about 4 years ago - 2 comments
Even if you don’t live in Draper, Utah to be able to vote for Paul Tonks for city council that’s okay. I still get to voice my opinion and hope that others in Draper will read this and do the same. Why I’m Voting for Paul Tonks for Draper City Council 1 – He’s the
Myth No. 2: Vouchers will divert money from schools
about 4 years ago - No comments
If you’ve been following the “Myths from the Opposition Series,” where I expose the untruths that opponents of the Utah Voucher program are spreading in Utah I’ve got a doozy of a white lie for you today. Get a load of this commonly believed baloney. Myth: Vouchers will divert money from public schools. Fact: This
about 4 years ago
Two other faves by our first president:
A government is like fire, a handy servant, but a dangerous master.
and
I hope that I shall always possess firmness and virtue enough to maintain what I consider the most enviable of all titles, the character of an honest man.
…good luck finding a politician these days that can say that with sincerity!