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Halt government funding to Planned Parenthood in Utah?
Tweet As we wrote on August 30, Planned Parenthood Association of Utah receives an average of $152,050.07 each year in state and federal funds. Representative Carl Wimmer (R-Herriman) plans to propose legislation that would restrict Planned Parenthood’s access to government … Continue reading
Planned Parenthood: See what $152K in taxes fund each year
Tweet Utah Representative Carl Wimmer (R-Herriman) has said he wants to stop the flow of money from the state to Planned Parenthood, which many other states have recently done. In May, The Salt Lake Tribune provided a brief sketch … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Wimmer, Growing Up Comes First, Planned Parenthood, PPAU, sex education
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Rep. Carl Wimmer Crafts Spending Limitation Proposal For Utah
Tweet SALT LAKE CITY (FEB. 17, 2011)—Representative Carl Wimmer, R-Herriman, released a joint resolution today that would require the Legislature to limit state spending to the amount the state expended during the preceding fiscal year with an increase allowed … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Constitution, Limited Government
Tagged Carl Wimmer, Derek Monson, HJR 37, Press Release, Spending Limitation, Sutherland
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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