Curtis Haring over at Blue in Red Zion wrote a post a little while back giving tips on contacting your legislator that might be helpful, especially if you’ve never done it before.
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Utah State Legislature News- 2012 Digest of Legislation May 23, 2012
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- Selected Highlights of the 2012 General Session March 13, 2012
- FY 2012 - FY 2013 Appropriations Summary March 13, 2012
- An In-depth Follow-up Audit of PEHP's Business Practices January 26, 2012
- An In-Depth Follow-Up of Utah Medicaid's Implementation Of Audit Recommendations January 26, 2012
- A Performance Audit of DABC Oversight of Package Agencies January 26, 2012
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- Man ends hunger strike seeking Senate debates May 26, 2012
- Utah groups mount campaign to expose ALEC May 26, 2012
- Rolly: And some day these kids will vote May 25, 2012
- McEntee: Utahns need to take a hard look at ALEC and its influence May 25, 2012
- Comments sought on pollution monitoring near Kennecott May 25, 2012
- Hatch pops up in ‘Jeopardy’ answer May 25, 2012
- Tuesday is deadline to switch parties for Utah primary voting May 25, 2012
- Power plant pollution ranks high in Utah, the West May 25, 2012
- Herbert says liquor license shortage hurting Utah business May 25, 2012
- Regulators’ challenge: saving, understanding Great Salt Lake May 25, 2012
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- You can't be arrested for not paying your debts in Utah - StandardNet May 26, 2012
- Liljenquist claims aren't exactly what he claims - Daily Herald May 26, 2012
- Bob Bernick's Notebook: Fighting Over Fiscal Notes - Utah Policy May 25, 2012
- Call a session - Salt Lake Tribune May 23, 2012
- Utah puts $50 bounty on coyotes - Daily Herald May 25, 2012
- Dynamic Fiscal Notes Debated at Utah Taxpayer Association Meeting - Utah Policy May 23, 2012
- Utah's 2012 Legislative Session: Another Good Year for Business - Utah Policy May 22, 2012
- DEA wants to scan all license plates on Utah's 'drug corridor' - Salt Lake Tribune May 16, 2012
- Lawmaker looking at legislating sex education for parents - Daily Herald May 23, 2012
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- Utah Legislature news, Salt Lake City Legislature news, Utah ... May 26, 2012
- 59th Utah State Legislature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia May 17, 2012
- Fathers' custody rights getting attention in Legislature | ksl.com May 26, 2012
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Someone needs to take responsibility on gay/lesbian
actions/marirage and all other forms of actions by these people. The legislators are shuffling their gutless actions down the road and allowing gays/lesbians to post “their” rights. What rights do they have. They have refused to recornize that they are respopnsible for one of the biggest health problems in history. They want someone else to solve the problem when they have the ability to stop it themselves if they would just stop their filty sexual habits. In regards to adoption of children they cannot be trusted to bring up a child in the way that is moralally responsible and teach a child the God given way.
It is time! Good and honest people must exercise their morall and god given right to take control of the representatives they elected to bring out the results they desire rather than allow their representative to
do what THEY want at the expense of the electors:
Examples: immigration, gays/lesbians, ethics, lobbyists and a slew of other actions thy have ignored. They do what they want, position themselves for personal benefits and political power. Enough is enough. Bennett first, Hatch, then state senators amd legistors must go and other good, honest and decent individuals elected. Not like those broadminded “citizens” to oppose Matheson who will do nothing but bring us more of the same junk.
bring us more heartbreak and policies we do not need.