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Sen. Mike Lee sat down with four U.S. Senate candidates on Friday for an informal job interview.
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For the nearly five decades in which the Supreme Court recognized a constitutional right to abortion, politicians opposed to the procedure often argued that abortion access should be a decision left to the states.
U.S. Senate candidate Carolyn Phippen cut through the debates on border security and Ukraine assistance with one assertion: “Our country is broke,”
Mothers across America, regardless of political ideology, all have one thing in common: We love our children. I have five boys, and like most mothers, I want the best for each of them. You feel the same way about your own children. And that is precisely why you should vote for Donald Trump this November even if you don’t like him.
Candidate Spotlight: Carolyn Phippen discusses campaign to replace Mitt Romney.
Senatorial Candidate Carolyn Phippen on Newsman’s American Agenda with Bob Brooks and Katrina Szish.
On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss the circus like proceedings of the Senate Budget Committee. Later Carolyn Phippen, a candidate in the GOP primary for Utah’s senate seat, joins the show to discuss the most pressing issues facing the Beehive State and the rest of the country.
Carolyn Phippen candidate for Utah’s U.S. Senate, running for Mitt Romney’s soon-to-be-vacant seat and former Mike Lee staffer. While prices overall have risen by 19 percent in the last three years, families are now paying 25 percent more for groceries than they were before the pandemic.
Taxpayers in Utah are being asked to foot the bill for two sports arenas that would benefit a handful of businesspeople.
Told from the perspective of many elected officials and some business leaders, virtually everyone wins. The west side of downtown Salt Lake gets new transit development, cleanup around the Jordan River, and, apparently, a more vibrant downtown. Consumers get, potentially, professional baseball and hockey. And it’s paid for with a new tax on somebody else. What’s not to like?
PHIPPEN: What States Can Do About Our Open Border
There’s no debate that our border is open, with thousands of people flooding into our country every day.
Fed up with Biden’s do-nothing border policies, Arizona Democrat Gov. Katie Hobbs deployed her own state’s National Guard to assist with the border migrant influx.
Biden’s Polling Numbers Tank: Three Reasons He’s Losing Support
This week, President Biden’s approval ratings took another hit, according to a national Monmouth University poll. Sixty-one percent said they disapprove of Biden’s job performance, leaving him with a 34% approval rating.
His national polling numbers have lingered under 40%, with new polling showing an all-time low
Why are we pushing explicit books on elementary students?
It has become increasingly clear that objectively offensive materials and even outright pornography can be found in some of our schools in Utah.
We’ve been told by a few legislators that they are barred from publicly presenting these graphic and offensive images in legislative meetings.
Phippen, director of Freedom Front, former Mike Lee staffer, announces Senate run
Carolyn Phippen, political activist and director of Freedom Front, announced Wednesday she was joining the U.S. Senate race to replace Sen. Mitt Romney.
Phippen made the announcement Wednesday afternoon in Draper, where she and her family live, in front of a crowd of a few dozen people.
“It’s time for new leadership,”: Carolyn Phippen enters Utah’s Senate race
Former Area Director for Senator Mike Lee, Carolyn Phippen, announced that she is joining the race to become Utah’s next senator in 2024.
Speaking to a crowd of reporters and supporters early in the afternoon Nov. 1, Phippen echoed similar criticisms that Utah deserves a strong conservative in the Senate.
Former Utah House candidate announces she’s running for Senate
A Utah woman who ran for local office in last year’s primary election has announced her candidacy for U.S. Senate, hoping to replace the outgoing Sen. Mitt Romney in 2024.
Carolyn Phippen announced her Senate campaign Wednesday, branding herself as “a dedicated mother of five boys and a passionate advocate for conservative values.”
Race to replace Romney in Senate heats up…
as another Republican launches campaign: ‘strong conservative woman’. Carolyn Phippen serves as executive director of Freedom Front Utah. The race to replace retiring Sen. Mitt Romney is getting more crowded as a sixth Republican candidate jumped into the race
Shares vision for U.S. Senate with students in Exclusive Interview
Phippen is former staffer to U.S. Senator Mike Lee and current board member of Utah Citizens for the Constitution. She made the announcement that she would enter the race at a campaign event in Draper’s historical park on Nov. 1.
Mark Davis Interviews Carolyn on SNC…
Education is on Mark’s mind, speaking with Freedom Front of Utah Director Carolyn Phippen. Schools, Education, Books and what the heck is going on in our schools in Utah and across the nation. Watch the Video with Carolyn and Mark…
announces candidacy for Romney’s Senate seat
Phippen joins Trent Staggs and Brad Wilson in vying for Mitt Romney’s U.S. Senate seat. Freedom Front Executive Director Carolyn Phippen announced her intention to run for Sen. Mitt Romney’s U.S. Senate seat. Phippen launched her campaign at Draper Historic Park
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Ft. Greg Hughes & Maura Carabello
Why Utahns want an $800 million tax cut…
In the next week, state leaders will receive updated revenue figures as they put together final budgets before the end of the 2023 legislative session Everyone who follows the revenue picture, of course, already knows what an honest update will likely say
Are Taking Shape in Republican Fights for Congress
Carolyn Phippen, a former Senate staffer seeking the Republican nomination in Utah to replace retiring Sen. Mitt Romney (R), predicted her work as executive director of Freedom Front of Utah pressing Salt Lake City lawmakers to pass legislation barring government agencies from discriminating based on a person’s “social credit score”
What we can do about Utah’s $130M budget shortfall
We learned last month that our state is short $130 million, meaning our revenue was less than we expected back in February. And no, $130 million revenue deficit is not “right on target,” as some claim. To put this in perspective, that’s roughly the combination of the yearly average salary of over 2,300 Utahns.
Carolyn on Salem news with Andrew Wilcow. Where are those tax dollars going?
Government Spending is out of control and the citizens are unsatisfied with Government and Government overspending. and Utah has a $130M (plus…) shortfall. The Utah budget has increased by over 170% in the past 10 years.
Carolyn with Lars Larson, Rod Arquette and Lowell Nelson (and Lew Moore)
Carolyn joins some of her favorite radio hosts. Most recently Lars Larson. In November she was live with Rod Arquette to discuss Utah’s $130 million budget shortfall. Rod and Greg Hughes get a call-in about Carolyn and Carolyn and Lew Moore discuss ERIC and Data Privacy on Lowell Nelson’s “Path to State and Local Soveriegnty“
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