Congressional candidates Bruce Hough and Celeste Maloy touted their experience to 2nd District voters Friday during the first of 10 debates prior to the Sept. 5 GOP primary election.
FARMINGTON — Congressional candidates Bruce Hough and Celeste Maloy touted their experience to 2nd District voters during the first of
"We participated in both of the official Utah Republican Party debates and will not be present at any of our opponent's campaign events," a spokesperson for the Edwards campaign said.The debates, which will mostly be moderated by county chairs, should be considered official GOP events because they were scheduled in partnership with county parties and with the Utah Republican Party, state party chair Rob Axson said in a message to the Deseret News.
In what appeared to be a criticism of Edwards, both candidates emphasized the importance of "showing up" and making one's views clear to potential constituents in their opening statements. In response to the same question, Maloy said that solving the nation's debt problems cannot involve raising taxes. Instead, it requires cutting the spending of federal agencies by defunding all activities outside of their congressionally mandated authority, and fixing inflation and incentivizing homeownership to keep the economy strong.
"I'm concerned that the way we're doing these investigations is making us look like a Banana Republic," she said. "I think we've cheapened the impeachment process by using it as a political gimmick."
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