Both Sides of the Aisle – Episode 40 July 17
The Utah attorneys general saga continues; leadership changes are coming in the Utah legislature; and Chris Bleak says Utah is a great place for business, but Jim Dabakis has his doubts.
The Utah attorneys general saga continues; leadership changes are coming in the Utah legislature; and Chris Bleak says Utah is a great place for business, but Jim Dabakis has his doubts.
Rep. Brian King represents the Left in place of Jim; Un-contested political races in the State of Utah, the Hobby Lobby Ruling, Monica Lewinsky makes news again, and Gov. Herbert’s ACA compromise…
Gov. Herbert officially seeking a third term, The 10th Circuit Court upholds the ruling of the lower court on Same Sex Marriage, and Team USA readies for a very big game…
Utah’s Immigration Law ‘de-fanged’, addressing the missteps of the DABC, and Mark Shurtleff’s appearance on Capitol Hill
Eric Cantor losing his primary proves a political earthquake in Washington, while a literal earthquake hits Utah, Hilary Clinton, and a wrap of Utah Politics…
Search Warrants issued at the homes of John Swallow and Mark Shurtleff; the yearbook photoshopping at Wasatch High, and the Pope takes on dog and cat owners…
Mayor Becker’s potential run for a third term and decision to cancel fireworks at July 4th and 24th celebrations, Gov. Herbert’s vision and things his new Chief of Staff should focus on.
National Monuments: Is the President grabbing land, or protecting national treasures? The fate of the Utah’s State Fair, and what’s happening with PCMR?
Higher gas prices in the Summer months, Immigration Reform, and Karl Rove takes a shot at Hilary Clinton.
Former Gov. Huntsman mulls another run for President and urges the GOP to act on climate change, and a potential minimum rage increase for Utah