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The Woman Who Says No
The Woman Who Says No During a recent voting sequence in the Utah House of Representatives, the board lit up almost entirely green. Bill after
Taxation, Tuition, and Transparency: A Call for Higher Education Reform
Public institutions of higher education are navigating a period of significant strain. Beyond their academic mission, universities now face growing scrutiny related to financial stewardship,
Do You Know About the “Utah Compact?”
Utah’s “immigration debate” didn’t just change because of border events or Washington headlines. In Utah, a major shift happened when a coalition of businesses, faith,
Utah – Fighting Federal Overreach While Perfecting State Domination – Utah’s Double Standard on Local Control
The Hypocrisy of Utah’s Power Grab: Fighting Washington While Crushing Town Hall Do As I Say, Not As I Do: Utah’s political leaders love to
Improving Utah’s Elections
Key Election Bills Before the 2026 Legislature The right to vote stands among the most fundamental rights of American citizenship. When confidence in elections erodes,
From Enlibra to Entanglement: Mike Leavitt, Public-Private Partnerships, and the New Face of American Governance
In the late 1990s, Utah Governor Mike Leavitt introduced a governance philosophy known as Enlibra — a “third way” approach designed to resolve environmental disputes
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The Woman Who Says No
The Woman Who Says No During a recent voting sequence in the Utah House of Representatives, the board lit up almost entirely green. Bill after
Taxation, Tuition, and Transparency: A Call for Higher Education Reform
Public institutions of higher education are navigating a period of significant strain. Beyond their academic mission, universities now face growing scrutiny related to financial stewardship,
Do You Know About the “Utah Compact?”
Utah’s “immigration debate” didn’t just change because of border events or Washington headlines. In Utah, a major shift happened when a coalition of businesses, faith,
Utah – Fighting Federal Overreach While Perfecting State Domination – Utah’s Double Standard on Local Control
The Hypocrisy of Utah’s Power Grab: Fighting Washington While Crushing Town Hall Do As I Say, Not As I Do: Utah’s political leaders love to
It All Ends With the Civil Society
It All Ends With the Civil Society After the assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University (UVU), something I’d looked into before resurfaced. The
Lights Out? Utah’s Growing Energy Crisis
If you’re like me you tend to ignore, intentionally or not, the articles that mention broad subjects. An article about something in my city and
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