@GovCox I’m just praying the lands remain public and not sold to the highest bidder. Hoping the land won’t get sold for a billionaire’s playground or for mining
@CelesteMaloyUT I see that the calls to cancel Sharon have worked. So disappointing. Sharon’s mission is to help people understand government, and she simply asked people to consider why some people might find some of the things Charlie said offensive, but she was distraught over his passing
@RepBurgessOwens@BurgessOwens What I saw was never on her public page, it was in her private book club group. I don’t monitor what she posts and deletes on her main page. I am certain her grief over his passing was real, but obviously you people who know her less well can pass different judgement
@RepBurgessOwens@BurgessOwens I disagree. I watched Sharon cry on the day of his death, she was distressed by it. She may not agree with a lot of his political takes, but she has said multiple times that his murder was an atrocity. Freedom of speech goes all ways, and Charlie would have stood for that
@RonWarren72943@UUtah What Democrats are you listening to that are calling for this? I’ve seen nothing but condemnation. I want to be part of the solution, not contributing to the problem, so I wish you all the best.
@BasedMikeLee Nope! Don’t want it. If a sale of public land were to happen, I would want it in its own bill with vigorous debate and thoughtfulness. Saying this will benefit regular families feels like a joke
Every woman, I repeat, every woman of every age, every color, every political affiliation should condemn this, should raise their voice about this, should be terrified about this. Just a few short months ago women’s health advocates were optimistic for the first time in generations, today we should be alarmed. Women’s health research cannot afford to be cancelled like this, our lives are on the line.
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@danmccay@jandmplus6 Could you tell me what is crossing the line in this picture? I see a rainbow, but kids love rainbows (and I happen to love them too). Maybe I’m missing something
I need to make this as clear as possible because I cannot live with myself if I don't do everything in my power to stop what is happening. This is truly a non-partisan issue and I am begging you if you are in Utah to contact your state legislators to demand they back off.
A lot of people are portraying USAID as some sort of bastion of looney DEI excesses. Let’s take a look at what the sudden arresting of their operation is doing to global health. Please read the thread (my thread, not Ryan James’):
@utahhousereps@jordanteuscher This bill is such a disappointment, but I was relieved to see that my rep and senator both voted no. I think this bill was crafted with further empowering the legislature in mind and nothing else
@LGHendersonUtah Thanks for your work with our elections. I have enjoyed voting by mail for years. I like being able to take my time filling out the ballot and making informed choices