This past week, I had an interesting encounter. I was in a meeting where one of our local politicians was in attendance, giving a report on this individuals responsibilities. During this individuals time, it was discussed how this individual strongly disliked referendums put on the ballot by the people. Specifically, this individual did not like...
UPDATED 11/7/2023 1:36 PM – see below If you’ve been paying attention to this city council race, it’s really brought to light that the concept of “rules for thee but not for me” is strong here in St. George. Most people are aware this mentality exists and is enforced on the national stage. We’re...
When running for St. George City Council, we were notified that before the primary occurred, we would all need to submit a financial disclosure on what money was brought into the campaign, and what was spent up to that point. Fabian Oritz and Marilyn Rigby were removed from the campaign at this point for missing...
Last weekend, signs popped up all over the city in support of the G.O. Bond. There is a community meeting tomorrow evening “educating” the citizens on the bond. Unfortunately, I can’t make the meeting due to a previously scheduled obligation. I wish I could attend. I have a few questions. Like, who paid for the...
I recently heard that only 39% of Americans actively read the bible. That really is a pity for several reasons (not the least of which is the fact that America was founded on Judeo-Christian values, and knowing those values makes it much easier to live those values). Case in point, a full 61% of Americans...
