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Situational awareness - February 2, 2018

Good Friday morning from Salt Lake City.

Feb. 2, 2018

Romney sets Feb. 15 for U.S. Senate annoucement

By Bryan Schott, Managing Editor

After months of speculation, Mitt Romney says he will finally make an announcement about the upcoming US Senate race in Utah on February 15.

Romney posted the date of his announcement on Twitter and pointed to his mittromney.com website. 

The new link to the video is 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/16mz2rotox8qq2c/013118%20THEFT%20FROM%20HUMANE%20SOCIETY%20LOBBY%202.mp4?dl=

Magnetic Pole Shift Verified - we have been warning about for 3 years

https://www.yahoo.com/news/earth-apos-magnetic-poles-show-185939488.html

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Small Business Day at the State Capitol, February 7
Utah Taxpayers Association, NFIB co-hosting annual event for Main Street entrepreneurs

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. 2, 2018—Small-business owners from around Utah will converge on the State Capitol, Wednesday, February 7, for NFIB’s annual event aimed at putting job-creating entrepreneurs in direct touch with the people making the policies their enterprises must legally operate under. This year’s event is co-hosted by the Utah Taxpayers Association.

Education research has centered historically on learning from high performing systems in North America and Europe, and more recently, systems in South East Asia. According to Professor Brahm Fleisch, Professor of Education Policy at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, globalization is expanding that approach.

Situational awareness - February 1, 2018

Good Thursday morning from Salt Lake City. 

Bill to gut SB54 is going nowhere on Capitol Hill. McAdams raised slightly more money than Love. The Trump administration is prepared to release a classified memo about the Russia investigation on Thursday.

Feb. 1, 2018

Happy February from Washington, where President Trump is feeling the love in the wake of his first official State of the Union address—much to the distress of liberals, as Rachel del Guidice and Kyle Perisic report. State-level Democrats set a record with lawsuits against the administration, Fred Lucas finds. The author of an anti-Trump book chooses to sink lower, Kelsey Harkness writes. Plus: Robin Simcox on progress against ISIS, and David Shedd on what's good about that surveillance law.