Shakespeare and the Election: The Importance of the Word
Lincoln was a self-taught Shakespeare scholar. Little wonder, then, that his words were so eloquent, his philosophy so deep. Words do move people, and I think Governor Mitt Romney’s attempts at focusing solely on the economy seemed to stifle the poetic yearnings in...
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Shakespeare and the Election: ...
Lincoln was a self-taught Shakespeare scholar. Little wonder, then, that his words were so eloquent, his philosophy so deep. Words do move people, and I think Governor Mitt Romney’s attempts at focusing solely on the...
The Mormon Moment and Mitt Rom...
On election day 2012, the student who usually edits video for BYU Magazine wasn’t available. So I was the sound crew and the editor for the project, which we finished in a day. Working on the project was cathartic for...
Hats Off: Convention Wrap Up, ...
Thousands descended on the South Towne Conference Center and were greeted with crowds hawking their wares. Award goes to Senator Orrin Hatch for the best gift, a cowboy hat. Little did they know that a real cowboy was coming in,...
Primaries vs. Not: What Is a G...
For those who want primaries on the county levels, the two areas I voted for (state house and county commissioner) are going to be held as primaries for the two top candidates in late June. Taz Murray and Keven Stratton will have...
PAC of Wolves
Like most of you, I have been disappointed in the abusiveness of what many of the so-called “super-PACs” are doing. I first was introduced to them as I watched that awful, untruthful video about Bain Capital and Mitt...
Openess
I found out recently that the delegate votes at the county and state meetings are private. What does this mean to me? Here's my internal dialogue, please read to the end before commenting.
Wow. That relieves a lot of pressure I...
Bread Lines and Immigration: G...
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are...
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Bread Lines and Immigration: Guest Blog
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are disadvantaged by this system of red tape. This is...
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are disadvantaged by this system of red tape. This is...
Recent from Immigration
Bread Lines and Immigration: Guest Blog
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are disadvantaged by this system of red tape. This is...
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are disadvantaged by this system of red tape. This is...
Recent from Immigration
Bread Lines and Immigration: Guest Blog
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are disadvantaged by this system of red tape. This is...
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are disadvantaged by this system of red tape. This is...
Recent from Immigration
Bread Lines and Immigration: Guest Blog
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are disadvantaged by this system of red tape. This is...
[About Guest Blogs] As I wrote a response to a response to my brother's blog, my response became a blog of its own. One of the most common arguments for enforcing our current immigration laws is that legal immigrants are disadvantaged by this system of red tape. This is...
