tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5656969.post115159623841530986..comments2010-03-11T11:31:52.332-07:00Thadhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06335821042626276593thad@linuxnetadmin.comBlogger6125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5656969.post-1156264920741462632006-08-22T10:42:00.740-06:002006-08-22T10:42:00.740-06:00

30 years ago Hatch, a carpetbagger from Pennsylvania, came to Utah and told us all Frank Moss had been in too long and we needed a change. Moss was one of the best we ever had. Now it is time to tell Hatch to retire to his home in Summit County, watch the sun set and write more music. Maybe a cowboy song about his life and loss to Pete Ashdown in 2006.

WPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07112174152213184594noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5656969.post-1151772252430823502006-07-01T10:44:12.430-06:002006-07-01T10:44:12.430-06:00

I guess Bennett got sick of looking like Hatch's lapdog. Almost always the two vote exactly the same. The question comes to mind, do Senators representing the same constituents always have to agree? Are we helped when such a controversial issue for the public is not controversial on the Senate floor?<BR/><BR/>My two cents: Our energy is better spent pushing changes with real, measurable,

Tyler Farrerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05763919841565720127noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5656969.post-1151642582580106092006-06-29T22:43:02.580-06:002006-06-29T22:43:02.580-06:00

Whether or not he understands "the give and take of politics", I'd rather see him understand the basic tenets of integrity, and see more integrity spreading throughout our public offices than politics. (Whether that had anything to do with his voting decision, I have no idea, but I just had to point that out.)<BR/><BR/>BTW, there's nothing "low-cost" about an amendment to this nation's highest

Thogekhttp://www.thogek.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5656969.post-1151623507567830242006-06-29T17:25:07.566-06:002006-06-29T17:25:07.566-06:00

I am not anonymous, but I agree with him. I am a Utah Republican, and I happily vote for Senator Bennett every 6 years! I think he is doing a great job representing me. I rank him at the top of our delegation. I, personally, respect the constitution too much to amend it willy-nilly. Are we in any way threatened by flag burning? I don't think so. I find the practice abhorent, but a lot of

NatGohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16044208609717860494noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5656969.post-1151607427703319372006-06-29T12:57:07.703-06:002006-06-29T12:57:07.703-06:00

Senator Bennett thinks we need a law to protect the flag. That's why he has his own version of it.<BR/>Keep posting anonymously though, that helps me feel better about not taking your comments seriously.

Thadhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06335821042626276593noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5656969.post-1151605638614427822006-06-29T12:27:18.613-06:002006-06-29T12:27:18.613-06:00

I'm sure glad he did not give this time. The flag ammendment is a bad idea. Good for Senator Bennett, the only decent Senator we have. <BR/><BR/>Utah Republicans, do you really need a law, or a constitutinal ammendment to tell you how you feel about the flag? <BR/><BR/>Misplaced and misdirected. We have more important issues, flag burning just isn't one of them.

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