POSTED // Oct 10,2012 - Oh, Mitt, how you lie. States’ rights, huh? Well, if you’re a woman seeking lawful health-care coverage; an undocumented immigrant; an uninsured person; a senior without husband or family support ...

POSTED // Oct 10,2012 - Kirk Jowers brings excellent news in his Oct. 4 letter [“Outcome Not a Forgone Conclusion,” City Weekly]. He cites a recent U of U survey showing that most students plan to vote.

POSTED // Oct 10,2012 - Other than spelling my last name incorrectly, I was pleased at what a good job Colin Wolf did on his story [“Sugar Daddy,” Sept. 20, City Weekly], and also for quoting me correctly.

POSTED // Oct 10,2012 - Kirk Jowers of the Hinckley Institute of Politics says that in the upcoming election, the outcomes are too close to call [“Outcome Not a Forgone Conclusion,” Letters, Oct. 4, City Weekly], including the Obama-Romney race.

POSTED // Oct 10,2012 - Please give a raise to Stephen Dark for publishing a well-written article [“Lost in the Hole,” Sept. 27, City Weekly] about the abuse and needless suffering of the mentally ill in prison.

POSTED // Oct 3,2012 - Correction: The pull quote appearing above the article “City-hood” [Sept. 20, City Weekly] should have been attributed, as it was in the article, to Mark Crockett.

POSTED // Oct 3,2012 - Katharine Biele’s recent article “Where Are the Voters?” [Hits & Misses, Sept. 13, City Weekly] asserted that the public “just think the [November] outcome is a forgone conclusion, so why vote?”

POSTED // Oct 3,2012 - Mitt Romney’s 47 percent debacle (the surreptitiously filmed video of a Romney fundraiser in Florida) provoked conservative columnist Peggy Noonan to declare his campaign “incompetent.”

POSTED // Sep 26,2012 - Joseph Smith Jr., the founding prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, once stated that the Constitution of the United States would “hang by a thread” and the priesthood of that church would be the only ones who could save it.

POSTED // Sep 26,2012 - I just finished reading John Saltas’ column on Brian Barnard [“Legal Gadfly,” Sept. 13, City Weekly].