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Obama FBI/DOJ Anti-Trump Abuses
December 15, 2017
 

The Utah Republican Party is working hard preparing for the 2018 Caucus and Convention.  Your State and County Party Officers are working to introduce tools and software to make your Caucus night efficient and informative.  Updates regarding these new tools will follow in later emails, but first I wanted to share information regarding current events.

Dec. 15, 2017

Daily Briefing

Good Friday morning from Salt Lake City. Today is the 349th day of the year. There are 16 days remaining in 2017.

Utah firefighters continue to serve in Thomas Fire

SALT LAKE CITY (Dec. 15, 2017) –  More than 100 firefighters from 20 Utah fire agencies are on a two-week deployment to the Thomas Fire (252,000 acres and 35 percent contained) in Ventura County, Calif. Our firefighters are deployed under a system of state-to-state mutual aid called the Emergency Management Assistance Compact. They are working long hours and not only serving, but also gaining valuable experience.

Hemp, Inc. Announces First Phase of Revamped Website: www.HempInc.com

Ice Fishing Seminars in the Uinta Basin

Vernal – You can learn how to catch fish through the ice by attending two free ice fishing seminars. And you might even win a prize.

The Division of Wildlife Resources and Sportsman’s Warehouse have teamed up to offer the free seminars. They’ll be held at Sportsman’s Warehouse, 2015 US-40 in Vernal.

Holiday Retirement’s The Harrison Regent receives SeniorAdvisor.com ‘Best of 2018 Award’

Local senior living community recognized as top one percent of senior care providers in the country

Daily Briefing

Good Thursday morning from Salt Lake City. Today is the 348th day of the year. There are 17 days remaining in 2017.

Dec. 14, 2017

Good morning from Washington, where lower taxes and raised voices appear the order of the day. Republican lawmakers press the Justice Department's No. 2 official on evidence of anti-Trump bias in the special counsel's Russia probe, Kevin Mooney and Ken McIntyre report. And the president rounds up typical taxpayers to celebrate the homestretch of tax reform, Fred Lucas writes. Plus: David Inserra on the latest act by a home grown terrorist, Elizabeth Slattery on a defective test for racism, and Kim Holmes on the left's slide into intolerance.