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:Eric Ethington (Author) | April 18, 2012
CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE PETITION! What chance does a private citizen in Utah have against the political weight of Governor Gary Herbert and UDOT head John Njord? Not much. Read how they’re ruining the life of one Tooele grandmother and sign the petition to help her fight back! Last week we brought you the [...]
Eric Ethington (Author) | March 26, 2012
Governor Herbert signed HB 155 by Representative Brad Wilson (R) into law this afternoon, continuing the GOP’s attack on the poor and working-class. While the bill may have been well intentioned, it crosses the line of failing to recognize a human being’s intrinsic worth and labels them as nothing but potential criminals.
Eric Ethington (Author) | March 16, 2012
UPDATE: After this post was written, and at 8pm at night on a Friday, Governor Herbert did, in fact, veto HB363. Salt Lake City – Twitterverse was buzzing last night with the news that the majority of delegates elected in the GOP Caucuses may be pro-Hatch. Now that he knows who he’ll face at convention, [...]
Eric Ethington (Author) | October 25, 2010
As if you needed any more proof that Governor Herbert is an anti-gay homophobe, but here you go. The pic below is Governor Herbert with one of his best buds, LaVar Christensen. Don’t remember LaVar? He’s Paul Mero’s crony board member of the Sutherland Institute. Good grief folks, if you do anything over the next [...]
Eric Ethington (Author) | September 24, 2010
SLC, UT – Governor Gary Herbert (R) and challenger Mayor Peter Corroon (D) squared off for their first fall debate yesterday. Although the topics and issues ran the gamut, their answers on LGBT rights left a stark difference. But did either of the gubernatorial candidates go far enough? You may recall my interview with Governor [...]
"Eric, trying to have this (civil rights) conversation with you is ultimately like trying to teach a pig to dance, it just annoys the pig. So Eric, sorry to annoy you."
-Paul Mero, The Sutherland Institute.