Utah Republicans running to replace Mitt Romney in the U.S. Senate discussed fridge political beliefs during a debate hosted by the Utah Eagle Forum on Wednesday.
From the “deep state” to the John Birch Society, Republican delegates heard about an array of conservative issues from U.S. Senate hopefuls on Wednesday.
“If the public school were on fire, and your children and grandchildren were inside, what would you do?” the back of the pamphlet read. After warning of the dangers of critical race theory and how students are allegedly being sexualized, the reader is told, “Reforming the schools is no longer an option. We must get them out now!”
“I was lucky enough after law school to become a law clerk to Robert Bork, probably one of the top constitutional scholars and one of the most conservative judges in the country. I worked for President Reagan and his justice department. I worked in the White House as associate White House Council under President Bush,” Brent Hatch, the son of former U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch, said.
Brad Wilson answers a question during the GOP US Senate Debate at the Scera Center for the Arts in Orem, Wednesday, April 10, 2024., has tacked to the political right in recent months. He rattled off a list of accomplishments during his decade in the Utah Legislature to show his conservative bona fides.
“Investigate each candidate to ask which one is most likely to resist the temptations of political offices. People are getting very rich and powerful,” Friedbaum told delegates. “You might want to see how close they are to defending the Constitution, whether it looks like they live a covenant life with the Constitution trying to be true to it.”
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