Jaymac says there should be value to civility in politics as he tells a story of two political rivals put aside their differences and perform an instrumental duet together.
JayMac: I’m voting “yes” for Proposition 4. It’s a bipartisan effort to reduce the gerrymandering in Utah that’s rampant. It'll create an independent voting commission that'll redraw voting districts.
JayMac: Is the white woman racist? Or should the Black man have shown her his keys to prove that he lived there? Both the woman and the man were wrong in this situation. Listen to the segment to find out why I think so.
Jaymac says we need to stop with the anti-flu vaccine talk because there are stakes when it comes to an issue like this. People should be getting vaccinated.
Jaymac recalls the 2016 presidential election and all the people that did not turn out to vote. He wonders if we need to rethink how people should understand polls.
Utah is not supposed to be a battleground state but Mayor Ben McAdams and the Representative Mia Love fight for the Utah Representative seat is heating up.
Jaymac says it is good less people got hacked on Facebook than originally thought, but you still need to be vigilant in protecting yourself on Facebook.
Nikki Haley says she resigned because she believes in term limits, but Jaymac wonders if she will be on the campaign trail along side President Trump to replace current VP Mike Pence.
Is Christopher Columbus getting a bad rap? Or should we embrace Indigenous Peoples' Day? Is this just political correctness run amok or is there something to this?
Republican Senator Susan Collins will vote in favor of SCOTUS nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh when Senate votes. She gave a more-than 40-minute herculean speech that blew my mind. She touched on all of the things that I monologue about each day on the radio: peace, respect, unity, and bipartisanship. She was one of two unknown […]
JayMac: I do not necessarily believe that Judge Kavanaugh was the person who sexually assaulted Dr. Ford, but I also don't think there is a conspiracy.
I decided to analyze what helps and what hurts the credibility of Judge Kavanaugh and Dr. Ford. For instance, Dr. Ford came forward before Kavanaugh was even selected and when she described the incident, she didn’t overstate or attempt to dramatize what happened. I also believe that if she were disingenuous, she would have made […]
I fully acknowledge the gravity of the #metoo movement, but I worry that people don't realize the weight of allegations and how they can easily destroy careers and lives.
At first blush, facial recognition sounds like a good idea. But upon further consideration, it really doesn't make much sense. Aren't most school shooters currently enrolled in the system? Are random strangers walking into schools to commit crimes?