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Well I always thought that Huntsman always wanted to be in the spotlight a little too much. Glad to see that Gov. Herbert will give a little more responsibility to his sidekick then Huntsman gave him.
Are you kidding me, being Lt. Governor of the state of Utah, is akin to being treasurer of the Mickey Mouse Club. I'm sure the photographer had to stage the "phone" call and the line is nothing but dial tone. I'm still chuckling at this one...
I hope the organization the best success.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Really. Your ignorance is beyond belief. Apparently homeland security, transportation, water, rural affairs and elections aren't important issues to you. Mickey Mouse Club? Wow. Get off the couch buddy.
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