Comments about ‘House Speaker David Clark's opening remarks of the Utah Legislature’
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or the people's business?
Hard to tell. Such.....colloquial diatribe.
Ugh.
It was actually a brilliant speech. I was there. He is a better orator than any other elected official in Utah
Clark spoke about the current issues facing the state and spoke of Utah's history. If you have a problem with the fact that mormons founded the area that is your problem. I do not see how Clark's remarks were even close to a church talk. I am glad he is the new speaker, he will lead our state through the budget problems.
I am a member of the dixie amateur radio club and I would like for you to have the bill hb95 changed so that it will not affect amateur radio
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