15 March, 2005

theaction

to voice your concern over the shameful firing of Utah's utility watchdog, Roger J Ball, and the cowardly manner in which it was executed, call, write, or send an email to Governor Jon Huntsman Jr. be sure to remind him that such actions do nothing to support his campaign's promise that his would be a consumer-friendly administration, and that pandering to utility companies smacks rather more of a desire to play power politics. don't forget to mention that an upright governor wouldn't hide behind a hatchet man like Russell Skousen, the Executive Director of the Commerce Department, and just one of the cronies with which Huntsman's carpet-bagging administration is riddled. Skousen gave Ball 20 minutes to gather his belongings and leave the state premises before being escorted out; his books are still there, a week after the fact.

Huntsman is already under fire for this, as well he should be. turn up the heat on Governor Huntsman and let him know that making the already imperfect situation of government regulation worse by hobbling the process worries you as a consumer. as a resident of whatever state or country you may be, you will be sending an important message that will hopefully set an example for potential corrupters everywhere.

a further good idea would be to send your opinion to the local newspapers, The Salt Lake Tribune and The Deseret News, both of which have informative articles on the subject which can be linked to from the previous post on this site, thesack.

2 comments:

Billy and Katie said...

Jay Ball! I am so glad you have a blog! I am sorry to hear about your dad! You probably only want comments about that, but I'm just excited to hear from you! I know your birthday was a few weeks ago right, was it the 2nd or the 3rd? Happy (late) Birthday! I have a blog too:
http://billyandkatie.blogspot.com keep in touch my friend! Will you email me your address. I want to send you a package.

Billy and Katie said...

She's lying, she doesn't really want to send you package...