Bob Bernick, Utah Policy Contributing Editor
Bob Bernick's Notebook: Citizen Initiative Could Drastically Change Utah's Political Landscape
Utahns are on the verge of an interesting experience in self-government – the citizen initiative petition.
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Imagining Salt Lake City’s Cultural Core
What would happen if Salt Lake City hosted an international design competition meant to transform its cultural core? The astounding answer is that over 200 teams of architects, designers, and students representing forty-eight countries have focused their creative talents and efforts on two downtown blocks of Salt Lake City over the last four months.
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A Quest to End Chronic Homelessness
Every year on a specific night in January the State of Utah conducts a census of homeless persons called The Point in Time Count. This past January 30th throughout the State, homeless service providers teamed up with volunteers to count the people sleeping in homeless shelters, on the streets, in cars or camped out.
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Dad - Mom Needs Your Help
Things come at a sixteen year old girl fast—friends, school, homework, dates, sports, family, church, work. Thus, many high school juniors don’t think much about their future education. However, it’s not too early to think about admission tests, scholarships, and college savings
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Utah Lt. Governor Greg Bell
Good Jobs for Utah
Those of us with a bit of gray hair remember when it was hard to find a job in Utah. Many Utahns had to leave the state. Today, good jobs are much more available in our state.
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George W. Bush Presidential Center Dedication
On Thursday April 25, 2013, I attended the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, located on 23 acres, on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.
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wise words
Respect
"The willingness to accept responsibility for one's own life is the source from which self-respect springs." ~Joan Didion [Quote Garden]
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Impersonator
"In a new interview, Joe Biden says he spends four or five hours every day with President Obama. In response, Obama said hiring that Obama impersonator was the best decision I've ever made." –Conan O'Brien [Political Humor]
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Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 24, 2013
The Utah GOP rejects changes to their nominating system making a ballot initiative much more likely. James Evans is elected as the new Chairman of the Utah Republican Party. Mike Winder decides to not run for another term as West Valley City Mayor. Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick discuss the week in Utah politics.
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Casual Friday: Weekend Events & Outdoors Report
This weekend head to Moab for an arts festival or Antelope Island for cowboy poetry. See our listings for all of the details.
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How Bad is Benghazi?
Rep. Jason Chaffetz has suggested the way the Obama Administration handled the attacks on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi may eventually rise to an impeachable offense. Our insiders and readers weigh in on the seriousness of the situation.
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Matheson vs. Love Round Two
After a narrow loss in 2012, Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love is planning to challenge Congressman Jim Matheson again in 2014. We asked our readers and political insiders to rate her chances of pulling off the win the second time around.
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Ten Things You Need to Know for Thursday
Utah needs to spend a boatload of money to get out of last-place in education spending. No second term for Winder. Chaffetz continues to press impeachment.
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Ten Things You Need to Know for Thursday
Utah needs to spend a boatload of money to get out of last-place in education spending. No second term for Winder. Chaffetz continues to press impeachment.
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Chaffetz and the Impeachment Option
In an interview with National Review, Rep. Jason Chaffetz says impeachment proceedings against Pres. Obama will remain a possibility so long as the administration continues to hide the truth about the Benghazi terror attack.
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Hatch, Baucus Seek Answers from IRS
In a letter to the outgoing chief of the Internal Revenue Service, Sens. Orrin Hatch and Max Baucus demand answers to 41 questions surrounding the tax agency's targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status.
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Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 24, 2013
The Utah GOP rejects changes to their nominating system making a ballot initiative much more likely. James Evans is elected as the new Chairman of the Utah Republican Party. Mike Winder decides to not run for another term as West Valley City Mayor. Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick discuss the week in Utah politics.
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Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 17, 2013
Robert Gehrke, crackerjack reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune, joins Bryan Schott to talk about the latest in the John Swallow scandal and what may happen at Saturday's GOP convention.
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Podcast: Chris Hoffman, Creator of Salt City Strangers
Chris Hoffman is the creator of Salt City Strangers, the first comic about an all-LDS superhero team. He speaks with Managing Editor Bryan Schott about how he came up with the idea, and how he wants to use the characters to explore different facets of Utah's culture.
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Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 10, 2013
New allegations are leveled against Attorney General John Swallow, and this time one has the potential to be quite devastating. Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick discuss the week in Utah politics.
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Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 3, 2013
Utah's Democrats consider changing their candidate nominating system. Orrin Hatch moves to the middle on immigration. Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick discuss the week in Utah politics.
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