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The legislature is making fools out of Utah voters by deliberately lying on their ballots to them. The power in the state belongs with the people of Utah, no matter the affiliation. The most important bubble on our ballots this November. Vote no on Amendment D.
Due to Fed Chair Powell's extreme rate hikes, families are struggling to afford a mortgage. The Fed needs to stop raising rates. And policymakers must do more to lower housing costs, including by building more housing and cracking down on predatory actors in the housing market.
Planned Parenthood of Utah's doors are open! We will be handing out posters and stickers at today rally. Meet us today @ 6PM at the SLC City and County Building.
Artist: @alethialunares
If you have any warm clothes/gear to spare, please give them to those who will really need them tonight any way you’re comfortable with. At a shelter, an individual, or leave them in an area that can be found and used immediately. I love you all
Reacting to today's 9-2 vote to advance #HB467, which ends licensing for abortion clinics... Link this to #HJR2, and it's clear that some #utleg members can't wait for @UtahAG to resolve the ongoing abortion court cases.
The #utleg wants to be the judiciary branch, too.
Welcome to #Utah, @NBAAllStar!
Where #UT politicians just voted to advance a bill (#HB467) that ends licensing for all abortions clinics in the state and makes women seek their care in hospital ERs - the most expensive and impersonal health care setting. @utahhospitals@utahjazz
The @9thand9thwhale became a symbol of Salt Lake City.
But, thanks to the legislature’s congressional gerrymander, the whale lives in two different congressional districts—a powerful symbol of the way our communities were fractured in order to hold on to their political power.
In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90° Over a month, the 22 million-pound structure was moved 15 inch/hr while 600 employees still worked there. There wasn’t interruption to gas, heat, electricity, water, sewage, or the phone service. No one inside felt it move.