Utah Republican Party

Who can move legislation in an appropriate way? I think that's how these caucuses vote.

I've been around these leadership elections when I was the Utah Republican Party Chairman.

I've watched how they work.

You never know, it's a secret ballot.

There's groups like Americans for Prosperity, the Utah Taxpayers Association, the Eagle Forum.

The Utah Republican Party is now promoting, you know, a vote yes on B ads.

But they are being outspent, and it seems to be showing up in the way that Utahns are making up their minds on this one.

Yeah, interesting.

We know that unaffiliated voter registrations have been increasing in Utah.

We also know that the Utah Republican Party has lost 7,000 voter registration.

But one of the things, Greg, is they're disaffiliating, but they're not affiliating with the Democrats.

Right.

It turns out that this is what she has done.

I also know this from the Utah Republican Party because the Utah Republican Party is urging its members to vote no on Judge Jill Pullman, but the Utah Eagle Forum wrote this.

Utah's pro-life law took effect when Roe v.

Wade was overturned, but only for three days.

But she is catching heat from some others.

The leadership of the Utah Republican Party has issued a statement expressing their disapproval over her pushback against the Trump administration.

And Republican Utah Senator Mike Lee has criticized her as well, tweeting that she isn't taking election security seriously.

So I'd notice that she'd say something to me about Republicans who support all the Trump administration's meddling with the voting rules, like this.

But he signed up for the LSAT.

He's gotten involved in the Utah Republican Party, sent petitions for rulemaking to federal agencies, including one urging the decoupling of employment and health insurance.

He's trying his hand in entrepreneurship.

He used AI to design a drone with LED lasers to kill the myrtle spurge, which is an invasive weed.

So if voters choose not to retain Jill Pullman in this election, I mean, that would be really remarkable.

And the reason they would choose not to retain her is because there is an active campaign from the Utah Republican Party to tell voters not to retain her.

Though, if you look her up in the JPEC, the Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission, she has a 19.3 out of 20.

An out of 5 on procedural fairness, a 4.9. On integrity and temperament, a 4.8. She's got nothing lower than a 4.8 on any of the benchmarks.