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Ah, well at least Hogue is finaly being honest about his politcal positions. The guy has been a Rino as long as I have known of him. Go Wimmer!
Precint Captain in Dist 52.
Webb is ridiculous....
This is a cheap shot. Mormon candidates do less well in the capital city because so many of them have strange issues with gay people and they can't be reasonable about liquor reform. It is not because they are hated for their religious beliefs.
It's the reason Jim Matheson survives every year: Despite the "D" by his name, folks can't shake the feeling that he's doing a good job, and is substantially the same on major issues as they are. Republicans who run thinking their "R" entitles them run into the same trap as the "D"s who think that balance in the legislature can win for them outside SLC: It's a pipe dream. Run your race in your district, know your voters and know yourself.
"Liberal groups like the UEA and PTA...Inside Salt Lake City only Mormon-hating Democrats are allowed to run, by city ordinance."
Although it is a editorial and everyone has a right to their opinion. This is the attitude that just creates more bad feelings among moderate republicans and democrats against the Utah republican party.
You forgot to add one thing: "Even if it is true".
Too bad, they should, since they are being labled as liberals by GOP boss Webb.
Everyone, go to your party caucus and make your own decisions. That's the best way to know for sure. Find out if your local teachers and PTA neighbors are really all that liberal and scary. Please!