Sheri Dew does not represent the LDS Church any more than Orrin Hatch, Mitt Romney or any number of high profile LDS members.
Does membership in the LDS Church forbid us from participating in the political process? By all means, no. Sheri Dew represented herself, and all other God-fearing men and women, as she gave the opening prayer at that convention. I applaud her.
Kelly Olsen
West Jordan
study on exoneration
A study on exoneration gives us an opportunity to correct mistakes in the judicial system.
education's Common Core
The Common Core Standards ought to be viewed as a way for all of us to work together to prepare our students and nation to succeed.
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Sen. Orrin Hatch doesn't need to spend his time by debating another conservative, especially because he and Liljenquist have already done so.
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