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"If those 'small good deeds' by ordinary folks involves voting out Republican office holders in Utah, then yes, they can make a difference. A big difference."
— uterebel
commenting on the Jan. 8 George Pyle column, "Are the small good deeds of ordinary folk enough to fix homelessness, health care?"
"People are tired of universities covering for athletes. They need to stop following the 'They don't mind when you're famous,' mentality."
— blowyourhorn
commenting on the Jan. 12 sltrib.com article, "USU's Torrey Green sex-assault investigation records could be made public"
"But if I can't strut around with guns in all of my pockets, I lose my freedom of expression. And I can't get any girls."
— RIPutecougar
commenting on the Jan. 10 Tribune editorial, "Utah's concealed carry law is no impediment to the Second Amendment"
"I have Comcast and saw plenty of ads full of lies this past year."
— Count Chocula
commenting on the Jan. 12 sltrib.com article, "Comcast won't air ads pursuing Mormon church tax status, organizer says"
"You'd think Hatch would want to protect the area where he buried his pet dinosaur."
— Mototabby
commenting on the Jan. 12 sltrib.com article, "Hatch prods Interior nominee to help 'repair damage' of national monuments"
"I don't really care how [Rep. Chris] Stewart is to be replaced, as long as he is to be replaced."
— essmeier
commenting on the Jan. 12 sltrib.com article, "Utah law unclear on filling potentially vacant U.S. House seat, legislators working on fix"
"Technocrats assume that public input should be minimized; just trust them that the plan will be fine."
— ParleyPPratt
commenting on the Jan. 11 Robert Gehrke column, "Once again, the mayor's tin ear and closed door have her in trouble with the public"