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Education spending and the danger of narrow policy thinking
Tweet On Friday we wrote about not trying to “keep up with the Joneses” in regard to public education spending. Today I’ll make a few more observations about recently released spending data. A story from the Salt Lake Tribune … Continue reading
‘Free’ lunch for all Utah children this summer – at your expense
Tweet This summer, many government schools (and parks and rec centers) in Utah are offering free meals to anyone under age 18 who shows up, regardless of their need, using federal tax dollars. Check out this video report to … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Education, Personal Responsibility, Self-reliance, Taxes
Tagged Alexis Young, education, federal lunch program, self-reliance
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Finding balance: Utah, the feds, nature and natural resources
Tweet The state of Utah recently sued the Obama administration over its wild lands policy. The Salt Lake Tribune reported on Gov. Gary Herbert’s take: “Herbert warned that the wild lands policy creates a category of lands akin to wilderness … Continue reading
Posted in Land Use, Taxes
Tagged federal lands, Gary Herbert, natural resources, sue Obama administration, tax revenue, Utah, wild lands
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House committee puts a halt to Wimmer’s tax bill
Tweet A bill that would require a two-thirds vote for any tax increases in the state failed Thursday to make it past a House committee. HJR001, a bill sponsored by Rep. Carl Wimmer, R-Herriman, failed on a 7-7-2 vote. The … Continue reading