George Pyle

Utah Republicans should keep King’s name out of their social media threads, George Pyle writes

George Pyle asks, Do states that are good for business have to be bad for workers?

Trump’s ability to summon demons brings the worst of religion to politics, George Pyle writes

The next generation is going to be too big, George Pyle writes, and too small

Outdoor gear makers gave up their boycott of Utah while gaining nothing, George Pyle writes

It’s time to set aside the laws of physics and chemistry that I don’t like, George Pyle writes

Mitt Romney is wrong about the need for federal oversight of voting rights, George Pyle writes

Would-be book-burners don’t understand that books only work if you read a lot of them, George Pyle writes

George Pyle writes that Utah politicians and radio jabberers should pull a shift at Primary Children’s before spouting any more anti-vax propaganda

Utah’s lawmakers’ efforts to force Facebook and Twitter to carry ‘conservative’ messages is bad for free speech. And for conservatives.

George Pyle writes that, unlike 2015’s 100 Scholars for Marriage, today’s scholars of democracy are correct to raise the alarm.

George Pyle writes that a declining birth rate is an indication of a more equal, free and secular society.

George Pyle writes that social media has no legal or moral obligation to carry lies and calls for violence.

George Pyle writes that Sen. Mitt Romney seems to have figured that, if you want poor people to do the right thing, you treat them they way you treat rich people. You pay them.

Economic development, incentives, tax cuts and reinvestment are all on the table as Utah politicians consider what to do with a budget surplus

George Pyle writes about the good old days, when lies were easier to spot.

“If it’s a choice between a genuine Republican, and a Republican in Democratic clothing, the people will choose the genuine article, every time; that is, they will take a Republican before they will a phony Democrat.”

Somebody needs to tell the president of the United States that <a href=“https://www.sltrib.com/news/nation-world/2020/11/07/joe-biden-edges-closer/” target=_blank>he lost</a>. That he should pack his bags and go home.

About a month ago, there was <a href=“https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=3119748211407797&set=ecnf.100044403400179” target=_blank>The Cartoon</a>.

Organs of the Utah Body Politic were understandably proud of themselves Tuesday night when the debate between the two major party candidates for governor was followed by the debate between the two major party candidates for president of the United States.