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Before you vote, take these 3 easy steps
Tweet Here are three easy steps to help you decide whom and what to vote for. Besides the major federal, state and county office candidates, your ballot can include choices for judges, amendments to the Utah Constitution and county propositions. … Continue reading
Away with the speed traps!
Tweet What would you do if you were king or queen for a day in Utah? If you could make any decision to create any law or repeal any law or pass any regulation you want, what one thing would … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Justice, Personal Responsibility
Tagged law enforcement, police, speeding
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Positive signs for Orem taxpayers after 8-hour tax hearing
Tweet After an eight-hour Truth in Taxation Hearing, the Orem City Council voted 4-3 at 1:45 this morning to approve a 25 percent property tax increase for the Orem portion of the property tax bill, instead of the proposed 50 … Continue reading
Isn’t a dollar still a dollar?
Tweet While waiting in an excessively long line in the grocery store the other day, I overheard a little girl say to her mom, “Can I have this? It’s just a dollar.” The girl’s mother didn’t respond. But the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Responsibility, Self-reliance
Tagged debt, personal responsibility, self-reliance
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Overspending will kill your Christmas cheer
Tweet “Christmas is the season when you buy this year’s gifts with next year’s money.” -Unknown With the holidays nearly upon us, I was thinking about all the good memories I have about Christmas and the good feelings associated … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Responsibility, Self-reliance
Tagged debt, self-reliance, spending
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The gift of self-reliance, stitch by stitch
Tweet My 10-year-old daughter just presented my husband and me with a Christmas wish list in the form of a letter: Dear Mom and/or Dad, Please, please, please get me a sewing kit for Christmas. I dearly want a … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Responsibility, Self-reliance
Tagged Christmas, parenting, self-reliance
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When Tiger Woods’ values disintegrated, so did his world
Tweet Tiger Woods recently announced that he and his longtime caddie Steve Williams parted ways. Williams’ departure is simply the latest in the stream of friends, family members and corporate partners who have left in the wake of Woods’ … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Personal Responsibility
Tagged infographic, principles, Tiger Woods, values
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Video games, parental rights and double standards
Tweet Reactions to the Supreme Court ruling that struck down a California law regulating the sale of violent games to minors strike me as interesting, to say the least. Regardless of where one stands on this particular ruling, it … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Parental Rights, Personal Responsibility
Tagged child safety, parental rights, Shurtleff, Supreme Court, video games
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‘Free’ lunch for all Utah children this summer – at your expense
Tweet This summer, many government schools (and parks and rec centers) in Utah are offering free meals to anyone under age 18 who shows up, regardless of their need, using federal tax dollars. Check out this video report to … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Education, Personal Responsibility, Self-reliance, Taxes
Tagged Alexis Young, education, federal lunch program, self-reliance
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Utah tax dollars used to treat drunken drivers
Tweet By law, DUI offenders in Utah must complete an assessment to determine whether they need substance abuse treatment. In many cases, Assessment & Referral Services (ARS) at the University of Utah provides this evaluation free of charge, at a … Continue reading
Posted in Alcohol, Personal Responsibility, Welfare
Tagged alcoholism, Alexis Young, ARS, drunk driving
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Fighting Addiction: The Individual, Family, Community and Government
Tweet A recent tragedy in my extended family has spurred some thoughts regarding addiction. A relative of ours overdosed on drugs. It’s not clear whether it was intentional or if it was a “hot” batch of drugs that took his … Continue reading
Posted in Alcohol, Family, Personal Responsibility
Tagged addiction, drugs, family, personal responsibility
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