Are you ready for a new approach to how Utah is managed? One that begins with respect for the individual and your natural rights? One that believes in your life and your liberty, and that your ability to make decisions in your own life is far greater than the ability of any other to make decisions for you?
If you are, you’ve come to the right place! Doctor Daniel Cottam is the right prescription for Utah, today!
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Brickbat: The Wheels of Justice Turn Slowly
A Pennsylvania court has vacated the rape conviction of Termaine Joseph Hicks, freeing him from prison after almost 19 years.
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Brickbat: Aloha! Here's Your Fine.
Lawmakers in Hawaii are looking at instituting a statewide mask mandate. As part of that effort, some officials want to
reason.com

Department of Energy Rolls Back Obama's Dishwasher Restrictions
You might finally be able to buy a dishwasher that gets the job done, unless Joe Biden changes the rules again.
reason.com

Utah Libertarian Party
With the 2020 election now winding down, we are beginning the process of seeking candidates for the many municipal elections across the state in 2021. These aren't always the elections that get the most attention, but they are important ones for all of us. The cities and towns we live in, and the taxes they levy and the regulations they place on such critical matters as zoning, have huge impact on everyone.
They are also important because, if we're honest, it's hard to elect people to higher offices who haven't served at the local level first. We need to demonstrate how liberty works locally, and the way to do that is to place Libertarians on city councils, zoning commissions, and in all the other mechanisms of local government.
The Utah Libertarian Party will be making a concentrated effort to provide support to candidates for local offices. That doesn't mean we'll do everything for you, but we will be there to provide assistance both in the practical aspects such as sign and brochure design but also in providing communication among our candidates, for the sharing of ideas and ways of communicating concepts of freedom to constituents. We are currently planning a full day training session that will take place around the end of February, before the filing period starts, so you can get a clear picture of both what you will need to do and what tools we can provide.
If you are interested in exploring a run for a local city council, please go to the link below and send us a message. We look forward to working alongside you in the effort to build a Libertarian Utah!
Thank you for considering carrying the torch of liberty to your city!
They are also important because, if we're honest, it's hard to elect people to higher offices who haven't served at the local level first. We need to demonstrate how liberty works locally, and the way to do that is to place Libertarians on city councils, zoning commissions, and in all the other mechanisms of local government.
The Utah Libertarian Party will be making a concentrated effort to provide support to candidates for local offices. That doesn't mean we'll do everything for you, but we will be there to provide assistance both in the practical aspects such as sign and brochure design but also in providing communication among our candidates, for the sharing of ideas and ways of communicating concepts of freedom to constituents. We are currently planning a full day training session that will take place around the end of February, before the filing period starts, so you can get a clear picture of both what you will need to do and what tools we can provide.
If you are interested in exploring a run for a local city council, please go to the link below and send us a message. We look forward to working alongside you in the effort to build a Libertarian Utah!
Thank you for considering carrying the torch of liberty to your city!

'Zero Accountability' for Cops Who Choked and Beat an Innocent Man
The federal government wants the Supreme Court to rule that the victim has no recourse.
reason.com