George Pyle
Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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Spencer Cox hopes MAGA beast will eat him last, George Pyle writes
Spencer Cox hopes the MAGA beast will eat him last, George Pyle writes → Read More
Belonging to the Utah Legislature makes you powerful, George Pyle writes. But it doesn’t make you smart or kind.
Belonging to the Utah Legislature makes you powerful, George Pyle writes. But it doesn’t make you smart or kind. → Read More
Why Utah Republicans should keep King’s name out of their social feeds, George Pyle writes
Utah Republicans should keep King’s name out of their social media threads, George Pyle writes → Read More
Other countries have toxic masculinity, George Pyle writes, but only the U.S. pairs it with gun culture
Other countries have toxic masculinity, George Pyle writes, but only the U.S. has gun culture → Read More
When it means more concrete and pollution, Utah gives us what we want, George Pyle writes
When it means more concrete and pollution, Utah gives us what we want, George Pyle writes → Read More
If resorts want a gondola, they — not you — should pay for it, George Pyle writes
Mayors from both ends of Little Cottonwood Canyon are united against the gondola, George Pyle writes → Read More
Somebody needed to call out the fascism, including in Utah, George Pyle writes
Somebody needed to call out the fascism that is growing in Utah, George Pyle writes → Read More
Trump’s ability to summon demons brings the worst of religion to politics, George Pyle writes
Trump’s ability to summon demons brings the worst of religion to politics, George Pyle writes → Read More
My dad got polio as a toddler. I’m appalled at resistance to COVID jabs, George Pyle writes
Those who remember the rush for polio vaccines are appalled at the resistance to COVID jabs, George Pyle writes → Read More
How in the Utah summer blazes does drilling wells when we’re handcuffed to fossil fuels diversify anything, George Pyle asks
My ex-home state snared the industry of the future, George Pyle writes, while Utah sinks deeper into the dirty past → Read More
I have rediscovered the joy of public transit, George Pyle writes
Utah needs to get more people on the bus, George Pyle writes → Read More
Here’s one way Utahns can put $100 million a year toward affordable housing, George Pyle writes.
The next generation is going to be too big, George Pyle writes, and too small → Read More
It’s Utah’s job to clean up the air, no matter why it’s dirty, George Pyle writes
It’s Utah’s job to clean up the air, no matter why it’s dirty, George Pyle writes → Read More
Wisdom requires humility but Utah Republican politics demand certainty, George Pyle writes
Wisdom requires humility but Utah Republican politics demand certainty, George Pyle writes → Read More
Outdoor gear makers gave up their boycott of Utah while gaining nothing, George Pyle writes
Outdoor gear makers gave up their boycott of Utah while gaining nothing, George Pyle writes → Read More
Accept the responsibility for American history, good and bad, George Pyle writes
Accept the responsibility for American history, good and bad, George Pyle writes → Read More
The story of Joe the Jeweler and how The Tribune is changing commentary submissions, George Pyle writes
The story of Joe the Jeweler and how The Tribune is changing commentary submissions, George Pyle writes → Read More
If people are going to be selfish, they should at least be good at it, George Pyle writes
If people are going to be selfish, they should at least be good at it, George Pyle writes → Read More
Why Utah shouldn’t micromanage its teachers, George Pyle writes
In the context of our time, micromanaging Utah schools can only look bad, George Pyle writes → Read More
Why Mitt Romney is wrong about the need for federal oversight of voting rights, George Pyle writes
Mitt Romney is wrong about the need for federal oversight of voting rights, George Pyle writes → Read More