This week Natalie, Chris Bleak (filling in for Greg on the Right), and Rep. Brian King (filling in for Jim on the Left) discuss how the presidential and local Salt Lake City races are shaping up. Also the governor’s audit of the DABC, Medicaid Expansion talks to miss the July 31st deadline, should Dixie State…
This week Jim, Greg, and Natalie talk about petty politics in Salt Lake City Mayoral race, rural Garfield County declaring a state of emergency, the Confederate flag finally getting the boot, and Jim and the Utah Attorney General’s office.
This week Jim, Greg, and Natalie discuss Police Chief Burbank’s sudden resignation after clashing with Mayor Becker over sexual harassment allegations. Also the Dems call on Rep. Justin Miller to resign, Donald Trump and Jeb Bush join the crowded presidential race, Utah’s budget forecasts looking good, and the public is getting grumpy about the prison…
This week Jim, Natalie, and Chris Bleak (filling in for Greg) talk about Amanda Smith going to private sector, Ken Ivory being accused of fraud, the FIFA bribery scandal, and Kirk Jowers leaving the Hinckley Institute. Also Jim going camping, AirBnB gets kicked out of St. George, the TSA fails a security test, and how…
This week Natalie, Greg, and Rep. Brian King (Filling in for Jim) discuss Medicaid expansion (yes, again), the developing Presidential race, immigration reform, the prison relocation discussions (yes, again), and death penalty for sex traffickers.
This week Natalie, Greg, and Jim get into the GOP’s acceptance of the new Count My Vote law, a possible challenge by Sen. Dan Liljenquist for GOP Party Chair, a brewing skirmish among Salt Lake County Democrats, and love in the Salt Lake City Council. Also, Sen. Mike Lee wants to be a justice, State…
This week Greg, Jim and Natalie converse about the Economist’s recent article – is Utah really “Young, tolerant and surprising”? Also, Quality preschool, the Texas gunman who attended the U’s Med school, the State’s recent water audit, and UVU President Matt Holland’s signing of an anti-same sex marriage brief.
This week Jim, Greg, and Natalie discuss Jim’s decision now to leave the mayoral race. Also Hillary and other GOP candidates in the Presidential race, former Gov. Norm Bangerter’s passing, and saving water.
This week Jim, Greg and Natalie talk about Jim’s decision to run for Salt Lake City mayor, a review of President Obama’s visit to Utah, Sen. Mike Lee and candidates jostling for 2016, how things actually get done in politics, the Apple Watch, and an UDC inmate who dies after not receiving a scheduled dialysis.
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour (Air date: April 8, 2015) – Theda Skocpol is the Victor S. Thomas Professor of Government, Sociology and American Politics at Harvard University. She has researched and written extensively about the Tea Party movement, and she’s co-author of the book: The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism, that…
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