Candidly Kim Kim Coleman

As parents across Utah and the nation show up at their school board meetings in record numbers, Kim brings candid discussion of the most talked about issues in public education. Joined by Jonathan Butcher, Heritage Foundation Education Fellow, they discuss the origins of Critical Race Theory, the damage it does, and whether the school children of Utah are exposed to it. They discuss the weaponization of the DOJ against parents at the demand of the National School Boards Association. Learn about the most promising new education choice models, including Utah's own Tax Credit Scholarship and Educational Savings Account, the Children First Education Fund.

As parents across Utah and the nation show up at their school board meetings in record numbers, Kim brings candid discussion of the most talked about issues in public education. Joined by Jonathan Butcher, Heritage Foundation Education Fellow, they discuss the origins of Critical Race Theory, the damage it does, and whether the school children of Utah are exposed to it. They discuss the weaponization of the DOJ against parents at the demand of the National School Boards Association. Learn about the most promising new education choice models, including Utah's own Tax Credit Scholarship and Educational Savings Account, the Children First Education Fund.

Jonathan Williams, Chief Economist and EVP for the American Legislative Exchange Council and co-author of Rich States, Poor States, joins Kim in a candid discussion about the impact of economy-destroying policies out of Washington, where they have been successful, and what we can do to stop them. Topics include Utah's #1 ranking for Economic Outlook 14th year in a row, what we're doing right, importance of citizen engagement now more than ever, important legislation from United States Senator Mike Lee, and sneak preview of Utah House Majority newest Representative Judy Weeks-Rohner (queen of the tax reform referendum), and others.

Jonathan Williams, Chief Economist and EVP for the American Legislative Exchange Council and co-author of Rich States, Poor States, joins Kim in a candid discussion about the impact of economy-destroying policies out of Washington, where they have been successful, and what we can do to stop them. Topics include Utah's #1 ranking for Economic Outlook 14th year in a row, what we're doing right, importance of citizen engagement now more than ever, important legislation from United States Senator Mike Lee, and sneak preview of Utah House Majority newest Representative Judy Weeks-Rohner (queen of the tax reform referendum), and others.

We chat with one of my favorite Legislator defenders of the Constitution, Rep. Phil Lyman, recently pardoned by Pres. Trump. We discuss his "crime," the DOJ flip and how he got the pardon (shout outs to Sen. Mike Lee, Rep. Dan McCay, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, Rep. Mike Noel, and others). Hear the progress on efforts to restrain run-amok executive branch emergency powers and what legislation we need to be watching- for good or bad.

 

Day 7 Utah Legislature 2021, Covid and the People's House. Rep. Teuscher discusses his bills on ballot initiatives, campus free speech, and "party raiding." Perspectives of a freshman legislator on the process, a new Governor promising to veto more bills than ever (even if they are good?), restricting powers under emergency declarations, tax cuts and more!