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Bridgewater endorses Lee

Former candidate for the U.S. Senate seat from Utah released the following statement today:
“I wish to formally congratulate Mike Lee on his victory in the Republican primary election, and I offer my endorsement of his candidacy to replace Senator Bob Bennett.  I also want to encourage all of my supporters to help him in the general [...]

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JUN

20

Insanity #24 – Tax-payer funded parties

Political parties, that is. Since 1976, taxpayers have subsidized a portion of the cost of political conventions, with the money derived from the Presidential Election Campaign Fund. In 2008, the Republican and Democrat conventions received a total of $33.6 million for grants to hold their political conventions (this is in addition to appropriations they received [...]

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JUN

19

Insanity #23 – IRS agents and Obamacare

According to the Congressional Budget Office, over the next ten years the IRS will require between $5 billion and $10 billion in funding to implement Obamacare.
Scores of new federal mandates and fifteen different tax increases totaling $400 billion are imposed under this bill. In addition to more complicated tax returns, families and small businesses [...]

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Utah Medical Association

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June 8, 2010

SOUTH JORDAN, UT—Today, leaders of the Utah Medical Association (UMA) announced that the UMA has formally endorsed Senate candidate Tim Bridgewater. After meeting with both candidates, the UMA Board of Trustees unanimously voted to support Bridgewater.

“After carefully considering the similarities and and differences” of each candidate, said Dr. Glen Morrell and Dr James Fowler, “we collectively agreed that [Tim Bridgewater's] experience as a small business owner and strong support for significant tort reform were the main factors that helped us decide.”

“I am grateful for the endorsement of the Utah Medical Association,” said Bridgewater “and I look forward to working closely with the Association and it’s members as we progress towards achieving real healthcare reform in this nation. More federal government intrusions are making it harder and harder for doctors and other medical industry professionals to deliver high quality care, and we need to change course with more solutions at the state level.”

The Utah Medical Association represents nearly 80% of all doctors in the state of Utah and is considered a significant political force. They work to promote public policy decisions that are in the best interest of their members, their patients and the overall public good.