Feeling super grateful today. ❤️ There’s something incredibly powerful about being able to help others through a disaster, even when you could use a little help yourself. We are in this together. Watching a community come together for families who lost everything in a fire is a reminder of how much good people can do for each other, from anywhere in the world. Thank you. ❤️ #disasterman #northunionfire

Did you notice how Biden refused to answer the question about if he will pack the court? What’s up with a POTUS candidate dodging debate questions?

Statement on the Repeal of HB267: “HB267 was built on a simple principle: every public employee deserves a voice, not just union leadership. It proposed to end exclusive, behind-closed-doors collective bargaining that shut out many workers and restored transparency and accountability to decisions like pay raises and personnel policies, decisions that should be made by elected officials accountable to the people. The bill also included widely supported reforms, such as providing professional liability insurance for teachers, ending the practice of using public monies to pay for union activities, and clarifying that union bosses who are not public employees should not be able to take advantage of the Utah Retirement System. “These ideas remain just as important today as they were when the bill passed. However, it’s clear that the debate surrounding HB267 has been overshadowed by misinformation and unnecessary division. That was never the intent. Repealing the bill now allows us to step back, lower the temperature, and create space for a clearer and more constructive conversation. It also gives us the opportunity to build on the strong elements of HB267 with greater public understanding and broader engagement.” “Moving forward, I appreciate the willingness of Protect Utah Workers to engage in good faith, and I intend to work closely with union leaders, public employees, and Utahns across the state in the coming year to determine the best path forward. My focus is on developing policies that protects public workers, supports taxpayers, and keeps Utah’s public employment practices open, responsible, and grounded in good governance.” “Utah’s strength has always come from principled leadership carried out with steadiness and respect. The legislative process is intentionally iterative, and this is an example of that in practice. We listen, we adjust, and we refine policy as circumstances and understanding evolve. That willingness to engage openly with Utahns and improve our approach has always made Utah stronger. I will continue to approach the work ahead with clarity, consistency, and a deep sense of responsibility. By staying focused on sound governance and constructive dialogue, I am confident we can build a clearer and more effective path forward and continue making Utah an amazing place to live and work." #utpol

UPDATE: The @myuea says they are exploring a referendum to repeal the newly signed law banning collective bargaining. @GovCox @SpencerJCox just barely inked the law tonight in a late-night, Valentine's Day signing. @abc4utah #utpol abc4.com/news/politics/gov-c…