This article originally appeared in The Dailey Kos. Read it in its entirety here. Republican Rep. Mia Love does not seem to standing up well to the rigors of a competitive campaign. In a Thursday radio appearance, Love rather comically demanded that her Democratic opponent, Ben McAdams drop out of the race because he’d been “unethical” in
This article originally appeared in the Deseret News. Read it in its entirety here. SALT LAKE CITY — The controversy surrounding money raised by Rep. Mia Love for a primary election that never happened was far from settled Tuesday, despite the Republican congresswoman’s claim that the issue had been decided in her favor. Love invited
This article originally appeared on KSL. Read it in its entirety here. SALT LAKE CITY – The war of words between the two opponents for Utah’s Fourth Congressional District seat is getting more heated, and neither side appears to be backing down. The debate is over money Mia Love’s campaign fundraising raised during the Republican
This article originally appeared on KSL. Read it in its entirety here. Less than 24 hours after their debate, Rep. Mia Love (R) is demanding an apology from her opponent in Utah’s 4th district race, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams (D). McAdams, Love claimed during an interview with KSL Newsradio’s Dave & Dujanovic, willfully
This article originally appeared in Utah Policy. Read it in its entirety here. The much-anticipated live TV debate between Mia Love and Ben McAdams provided a few fireworks Monday night, but likely not enough to move the needle much either way on this very close 4th Congressional District contest. First, some general observations: In this #MeToo
This article originally appeared in the Deseret News. Read it in its entirety here. SANDY — Even before the start of the only 4th Congressional District debate between Rep. Mia Love, R-Utah, and her Democrat challenger, Salt Lake Mayor Ben McAdams, there was new friction between the candidates. In a statement handed out moments before
Eleven Utah groups that advocate for the poor — plus the mayors of Salt Lake City and Salt Lake county — are protesting a proposed change by the Trump administration that could order deportation of legal immigrants if they accept food stamps or Medicaid. That “may lead to increased poverty, hunger, unmet health care needs and
This article originally appeared in the Deseret News. Read it in its entirety here. SALT LAKE CITY — The group Alliance for a Better Utah on Tuesday called on Salt Lake County Councilman Michael Jensen to step down from his post on the Utah Inland Port Authority board. The call comes after the release of
In a recent article about the delay or repeal of the Affordable Care Act’s medical device tax, an executive of Merit Medical said, “20 percent of this company’s net after-tax profit was sent to Washington, D.C., rather than reinvested in technologies here and growth for our business.” How much more disingenuous can you get? Taxes are measured
Let me start this piece by admitting my bias. I’m on the left of the political spectrum, and I’ve been staunchly left for the majority of my life. I like to think that in the right race, with the right candidate, I’d vote for a moderate to moderate-right candidate. And in my previous home state
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