Gov. Gary Herbert Plays the UtahPolicy.com “Lightning Round” [video]
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GOP division continues as implementation of SB 54 or the Count My Vote Compromise draws near [video]
Bernick and Schott on Politics – Episode #234
Bob Bernick and Bryan Schott look at the turmoil in the Utah Republican Party over SB 54, as well as Utah Policy’s poll about whether Utahns think the LDS Church has too much influence on Utah’s Capitol Hill.
Proceed cautiously, Salt Lake Tribune, but please proceed
Others here have already done a magnificent job of reviewing Mia Love: The Rise, Stumble and Resurgence of the Next GOP Star, and the questions its publication raised over conflicts of interest and journalistic ethics. Before digging into those questions, let me say I purchased the book the minute it was announced and read it over the following weekend. I highly recommend it to anyone interested not just in this campaign and the candidates, but Utah politics and campaigns in general. It tells an engaging personal and political story of…
KSL’s Sheryl Worsley Files Ethics Inquiry About Tribune’s Mia Love Biography
In a coup for raising the standards of professional journalists (who are disappearing like dinosaurs after a giant meteorite hit), KSL’s News Director Sheryl Worsley (not apparently acting in her capacity as a KSL employee) sent an “ethics inquiry” to the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) to complain about the Salt Lake Tribune’s publication of a biography on newly elected Mia Love. Unauthorized by Mia Love or her campaign, the biography tells Love’s story, from her birth to Haitian immigrants through to election day on Tuesday November 6, 2014, and was written by Tribune reporters…