We are all puppets in Donald Trump’s terrible, terrible show.

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“The Utah Legislature can’t abide being challenged. Which just makes it all the more necessary that its power grabs be challenged at every turn,” writes the editorial board.

I’ve created a countdown clock to the midterm elections. ⏰

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If you guys think January is bad, you should see February.

Letter: The ironic popularity of Les Miserables in Utah: Audiences root for the hero but in real life favor his persecutor.

The pattern of disruptors seems to be: they come, they disrupt, they leave, and then whoever’s left has to pick up the pieces, likely going back to the old way because things were done that way for a reason.

Calling your HR head “chief people officer” really starts to look silly when they’re the ones tasked with executing mass layoffs.

Not sure how improving the economy while firing people en masse is supposed to work.

Bro. McClellan gave another great surmon.

Most of my friends and family are conservative and/or Republican or Republican leaning. I’ve never heard any of them talk about the need to quit WHO, enact more tariffs or send federal workers back into the office. Whose priorities are these?

I hate that I relate so well to office culture humor.

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