The following is an op-ed I wrote that was published in the Deseret News this week:
Former President George Bush was wrong on many issues, but at least one of his comments was right on the money. At a private fundraiser in Houston in July 2008, during one of those [...]
When the TARP bill was first being discussed I made a statement that I would like to repeat about the TARP money:
[T]his should not be used as a windfall by Congress to fund some pet projects.
We have come to the point [...]
When the TARP bill was first being discussed I made a statement that I would like to repeat about the TARP money:
[T]his should not be used as a windfall by Congress to fund some pet projects.
We have come to the point [...]
-Â Legislative window dressing masquerading as reform.
-Â Obama below 50% for the first time.
-Â And he’s raising money off of Sarah Palin.
-Â Deep thoughts about marshmallows.
-Â Tea Parties: The Movie!
-Â Google: The Takeover! (UPDATE:Â SEE!!!)
-Â Political amnesia and the [...]
According to KSL, Senator Orrin Hatch is calling the present health care bill a “potential disaster”. Of course, our present healthcare system is not a potential disaster. There’s nothing potential about it. It’s a full-on disaster for many people.
The couple in this video made too much money to [...]
The kernel of the idea is to hit Congress in the wallet - where it hurts - for the egregious budgets they pass from year to year like kidney stones in the national economy.As Congress finds new and ever more inventive ways to spend money (both real money and imaginary [...]
I'm with Howard Dean on this:
The bottom line on healthcare reform is that it is not worth doing if it is not done right....Subsidizing Americans to buy private health insurance without giving them the choice of a more rational and less expensive system is simply pouring money into' [...]
I'm with Howard Dean on this:
The bottom line on healthcare reform is that it is not worth doing if it is not done right....Subsidizing Americans to buy private health insurance without giving them the choice of a more rational and less expensive system is simply pouring money into' [...]
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. [...] 
