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Talking Point 10/27-11/7! Please send to legislators.
"Less than half of the state’s PIDs are in compliance with state transparency requirements, Cannon said. But they have already issued $5.3 billion in debt. That’s up from $3.6 billion just a year ago. Cannon’s office expects the debt to balloon to $13.8 billion when the 150 not-yet-bonded PIDs obtain financing."
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It was a great honor to get this award tonight for my work to educate and preserve the Constitution from United We Pledge. They are an amazing organization and they are building the Liberty Village in Hurricane.
Talking Point 10/27-11/7! Please send to legislators.
"Less than half of the state’s PIDs are in compliance with state transparency requirements, Cannon said. But they have already issued $5.3 billion in debt. That’s up from $3.6 billion just a year ago. Cannon’s office expects the debt to balloon to $13.8 billion when the 150 not-yet-bonded PIDs obtain financing."
sltrib.com/news/politics/202…
Some people in our very own Weber County were sent two ballots. Remember there isn't a problem with vote by mail! Except for some narrow exceptions voting should take place in person with a voter ID.
What a list of important wins for America!
The Greatest Ever! Here are 70 Major Trump Accomplishments Since He Retook the White House in 2025 thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10…
Utah citizens must understand what is happening in Utah! There is soon to be nearly 14 billion in debt that Utah Taxpayers are on the hook for because of Public Infrastructure Districts. These PIDs allow developers to use tax dollars to pay for privately owned buildings and facilities.
"Less than half of the state’s PIDs are in compliance with state transparency requirements, Cannon said. But they have already issued $5.3 billion in debt. That’s up from $3.6 billion just a year ago. Cannon’s office expects the debt to balloon to $13.8 billion when the 150 not-yet-bonded PIDs obtain financing."
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Election fraudsters beware!
🚨 WOW! President Trump just announced anyone who successfully reports voter fraud in the 2026 midterms or ANY election will receive $1 MILLION DOLLARS upon the arrest and conviction
Amazing idea 👏🏻
"Anybody reporting Voter Fraud in the past Elections, or the upcoming 2026 Midterm Election, will be paid $1,000,000 upon the arrest and conviction of those that created the Fraud! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP" 🔥
This is in ADDITION to 47's new plan to give a commission to people who prove taxpayer welfare fraud, an announcement made with @nickshirleyy
TRUMP JUST DEPUTIZED THE ENTIRE NATION.
Fraudsters are livid tonight!
The Utah executive branch continues to push the development of high density housing when there isn't a shortage of homes.
Not long ago, a homeowner might reasonably wager they could sell their home fairly quickly, and for more than their asking price. That's unlikely to be a winning bet now.
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Study the Common Defense and General Welfare clause in Article 1 section 8 of the Constitution based on Federalist 41: ”Nothing is more natural nor common than first to use a general phrase, and then to explain and qualify it by a recital of particulars."
This phrase has been the most abused in the Constitution. It is an introduction into the specific enumerated powers. What is really interesting is that this phrase is followed by a semicolon. The common defense and general welfare clause is part of the same sentence as the enumerated powers.
Well said Joe! Utah statute allows the LG to share data with other government agencies to maintain voter rolls. The statute does not give permission for this data to be shared with private organizations like ERIC.
"Absolutely not."… that is what Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson told KUTV when she was asked if she would ever hand the Justice Department the voter rolls, and now she is taking a victory lap because Judge David Barlow tossed the DOJ case Friday with prejudice so it cannot even be refiled.
Let me explain what this is actually about. The DOJ asked for the complete, unredacted voter registration list, the kind of data you need to match a name on the roll to a real driver's license number, a real Social Security number and a real date of birth, and the argument was simple… the Civil Rights Act of 1960 gives the attorney general the authority to inspect voter registration records to make sure states are actually maintaining their rolls. She offered the public list instead, the same list any campaign can get its hands on, and when they said that does not do the job she dug in and said absolutely not.
So ask yourself a simple question. If your rolls are clean, why fight this hard to make sure nobody outside your office can check them? Why is the chief election officer of one of the reddest states in the country celebrating the fact that nobody gets to verify the list her own office keeps? How is this even a thing?
I am all for privacy, and yet this is not some hacker or some marketing firm asking, it is the federal government asking whether the people on the rolls are real, alive and eligible, which is the entire point of having a roll in the first place. Privacy is the shield they always grab when someone wants to look under the hood, and it works every time because nobody wants to be the guy who argues against privacy.
And make no mistake, this is a Republican. Not Jena Griswold, not some blue state secretary of state, a Republican lieutenant governor in Utah doing the exact thing the left would do and calling it a win for fair and secure elections. Meanwhile the DOJ is sending about six lawyers and paralegals to watch Utah polling places in November, and Harmeet Dhillon says that has nothing to do with Henderson. Fine… watch closely anyway.
Deidre… if the rolls are clean, prove it and hand them over.
@realDonaldTrump take this one to the Tenth Circuit.
Article two section one of the Constitution creates the job of president, called the executive. The president is responsible for ENFORCING the laws.
This is an important reminder about our Constitution. The executive branch enforces the laws. President Trump has been doing just that as he enforces the laws about people entering our country illegally and voting in our elections.
Please vote for Shane Manwaring for Salt Lake County Sheriff. He is amazing and is ready to actually take on crime. That is absolutely terrible about that murder. Those boys should have been behind bars.
Article 1 Section 9 of the Constitution gives important protections to individual citizens. The Constitution is the means whereby we maintain our freedoms. It is important we understand those protections.
No bills of attainder or ex post facto laws: Congress may not pass a bill of attainder (a law that punishes a specific person or group without a judicial trial) or an ex post facto law (a law that retroactively criminalizes conduct or increases punishment for past acts).
Most citizens don't realize what an important ruling this was by the Supreme Court. This is why President Trump can truly take on the deep state and unelected bureaucrats who think rules don't apply to them.
Trump v. Slaughter (No. 25-332), decided June 29, 2026, in a 6-3 ruling.Scotusblog
The Supreme Court held that the statutory “for-cause” removal protections for Federal Trade Commission (FTC) commissioners—limiting removal to inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance—violate the Constitution’s separation of powers. Because the FTC exercises executive power (enforcing statutes, issuing rules, conducting adjudications, and bringing civil suits), its commissioners must be removable at will by the President. The Court overruled the longstanding 1935 precedent Humphrey’s Executor v. United States, which had upheld those protections for independent-agency leaders
Think of how many tax dollars are going toward health care for people here illegally! The tax payers never gave permission for that.
My cute Ryan gave a presentation tonight about the history of Utah through postcards for the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. Ryan absolutely loves history. He reads history books incessantly. It is so interesting as a mom to see how different kids are with their personalities and talents. He is majoring in history at the University of Utah.
