From Deseret News archives:
Hartley to lead Republicans
While Utah Democrats have kept Todd Taylor as their executive director (with a brief 18-month hiatus a year ago) for upwards of 15 years, GOP executive directors see routine turnover.
Hartley has worked in a number of GOP campaigns and in staff positions for several Republican officeholders, including Sens. Orrin Hatch and Bob Bennett, both R-Utah, and Rep. Chris Cannon, R-Utah, Joe Cannon's younger brother.
"Jeff brings to the Utah Republican Party a level of seniority and experience that will make a real difference," said Joe Cannon, who also serves on the board of the Deseret Morning News. "He offers renewed energy and an excitement about politics that is contagious."
Hartley has worked as a lobbyist for several years. In the 2006 Legislature that just ended, he represented Rural/Metro Corp. and Southwest Airlines.
Said Hartley: "I'm thrilled to have this opportunity to serve the Republican Party. We have great candidates running for office at all levels of government and we will work tirelessly to get them elected."
"I'm a Republican for very clear reasons," said Hartley. "And I look forward to helping the party articulate our message to the voters across the state."
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One of my guilty pleasures is perusing the covers of celebrity magazines...
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critical of Sloan and the FO. He is finally forced into making some changes....
It isn't just the line up, we need to get a couple hard nosed players in here...
The real question is are non-Mormons assimilating in Utah. Doesn't seem so....
People think that using 3 officials means more fouls and violations...
That many on here are using the same logic that all posters were so upset...
so the uber right-wing Eagle-Forum nut jobs are going to further polarize...
Oh my, this is something out of a horror novel. Our worst and darkest...
Boozer and Okur together WILL NEVER WIN ANYTHING. Those two together...
tears for fears


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