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I sure hope everyone else is as sick and tired as I am of these legislative Pharisees. Sheesh!
He should have reclused himself from any and all dealings on the airport.
Then there would be no look of cheating.
Please, Sandy voters, find someone new to represent you this fall!!
spoken like a true insider
that is why there is the option to recluse
utah wins an award for good government
must mean we have the best government money can buy.
Just as Mr. Bernick documents the kind of sweet deal and access to power that would make Speaker Curtis a valuable asset to any big developer, along comes a Democratic candidate, Jay Seegmiller, who says enough of this (Seegmiller was actually downstairs today at noon announcing his candidacy when members of the Republican caucus were upstairs being pumped for $42 million that would benefit St. George and Curtis� client Anderson Development).
In a press release last week Seegmiller said, �It�s time to hold him (Speaker Curtis) accountable for his leadership style, rules he imposes on a whim that uniformly benefit his cronies, and the privileged access he grants special interests but denies constituents. I will fight for campaign finance and ethics reform that Utahns overwhelmingly favor but the Curtis Legislature has consistently stymied.�
He only won the last election by 20 votes...VOTE HIM OUT!