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I heard Jon Huntsman this morning on KSL's Sunday Edition. What Huntsman said should be trumpeted loudly and clearly all across the nation. He talked very frankly and honestly about how both parties have wandered into a wasteland of intellectual poverty and dishonesty.
Jon Huntsman is exactly the kind of politician this nation desperately needs. But look at how he was treated by the conservative GOP when he tried to bring a small measure of sanity back into the Republican circus.
If you missed the interview this morning, try going to the KSL's website. Go to KSL's website. Down at the very bottom, you'll find a list of programs. Search for and click Sunday Edition and you'll be on your way.
Please take the time to do it. It's well worth watching. And LISTENING to what Jon Huntsman has to say.
The authors are right, if you go back in history American politics have always been bloody. This is tame stuff compared to some past elections like 1800, 1824, 1828, 1860, 1912...
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