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His heart may be heavy but mine is light and happy as I write this posting. Mr. Clark should resign to campaign because to do otherwise smells of blatant influence-pedalling. How can he not understand that? The people of Utah deserve better and now hopefully we will have a chance to have that.
"To leave such an august body and wonderfully dedicated public servants is difficult."
-Representative David Clark, R-Santa Clara
Sounds like Rep Clark has been drinking the Legislature's Kool-Aid too long!
What a novel idea, make the legislatures work for their pay instead of being out looking for a new job during the session.
"Any candidate who is looking at federal office will find it becomes extremely difficult to do both jobs," said Clark, a banker...
I wonder if just any candidate running for the "job" of federal office can still keep a day job at some bank and still do both jobs...well.
Hmmmmm. Now Zions Bank will have to buy another legislator to maintain their internal influence.
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