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When one of these brave men or women makes the ultimate sacrifice, we have an obligation to stand behind the family they leave behind.

Wildland firefighters willingly put themselves in harm’s way to protect our homes, communities, and public lands.

You know, being a politician is work, and I don’t mind it. But I love being in the private sector.

I left the NFL with a focus on helping out at-risk kids. There’s nothing more important than doing it through the workforce process and good education.

By ensuring our approach is strictly human-guided and human-enhancing, Utah is demonstrating how state government can lead the nation in deploying cutting-edge technology while preserving individual liberty, privacy, and human dignity.

AI represents a generational opportunity to better serve Utahns, but technology must always remain accountable to the people.

The choice between innovation and safety in government is a false one.

Politics should not be messing around with the rules of the game to benefit one side or another.

And I take Utahns’ voting rights very, very seriously. They are sacred, and they ought to be protected, and they ought to be preserved, and they shouldn’t be mucked around with for political purposes.

That should not happen. That’s despicable.

I want to do regulatory reform and make sure that we are removing federal barriers to bringing those jobs to rural Utah.

It’s going to be the energy source of the future that doesn’t disappear. That isn’t controversial.

I was standing in the Oval Office when the announcement was made about reducing the monument boundaries. So obviously, I support that decision. It was made by listening to elected officials from Utah.

This bipartisan bill is a commonsense fix that makes it easier for builders to identify American-made materials, cut through bureaucracy, and get more affordable homes built faster.

It will give people a place to meet, to see research firsthand, to work on real problems, and of course, to find the partners who can bring an idea to market.

We’re in a far worse fiscal situation than we were back then to make some tweaks and changes.

There’s no way around it — we have to reform these programs if we want to save them, if we want to make them more sustainable, we have to do it.

What we’ve done with Medicaid is we’ve created a maze, and then we play ‘gotcha’ for people who get lost in the maze through complicated paperwork.