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Professor toils to restore power to the grass roots
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I can't help but laugh at the complete irony that this article is on the same page as another that 100% ignores a candidate for mayor who fits this principle perfectly. You will notice the absence of JP Hughes from the discussion of mayor for SLC. Want to know why? At one of the first meetings the media held with candidates the FIRST question was..."how much are you willing to spend for this election?"...translation..."how much are you going to pay me as the media outlet to give you airtime". It has NOTHING to do with ideals, principles, or democracy. It is all about MONEY! You can buy anything in this world with money and the Deseret News proves that all to perfectly. It's sad that democracy, much like this article encourages, is lost to money and filling the pockets of the media.
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