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Letter: Orem City Council/mayor must honor council process

I noticed a rebuttal to my letter to the editor that was published on August 6. The person who wrote that rebuttal cares about Orem, just as I do. Reading his letter, however, reminded me that some people don’t understand that building a vibrant community requires considering all the factors ...

Letter: Sen. Curtis shows how to win on energy policy

Senator John Curtis is proving what many of us already know: Republicans are the ones best equipped to lead on American energy. As Chairman of the Utah Federation of College Republicans, I represent young conservatives who believe in the power of free markets, limited government, and American ...

Letter: Cuts to global health won’t balance the budget. Here’s why.

Handling the national debt is a critical goal. We must be fiscally responsible. We must also ensure that all budget cuts comply with the Constitution, human decency, and logic. When we cut funding to public health, we create a vicious cycle that goes against human decency and our quest for a ...

Letters: Congress: Hands off Medicaid!

The U.S. Congress must reject Republicans' plans to cut a devastating $880 billion from our nation’s cherished Medicaid program. Medicaid is an essential health care program for more than 72 million Americans, including children, families, seniors, new parents, people with disabilities, and ...

Letters: Sen. Curtis stands up for Utah’s energy future

I saw that U.S. Senator Curtis recently sent a letter to the Senate Majority Leader expressing his support for the protection of federal energy tax credits enacted through the Inflation Reduction Act. As a young Utahn and Republican, I applaud the Senator and am grateful that he highlighted the ...

Letter: Thanking Utah County public servants

I was recently involved in the successful effort to get Gov. Cox to veto SB 197, the bill advanced by Sen. Dan McCay (R-Riverton) that would have destroyed the program that provides property tax relief for low-income seniors and widows and widowers. It was such a horrible bill that 27 of Utah ...