Our website has a lot of examples of the candidates we’re supporting as “Doers” in the local Utah races this year. But what about past leaders? What about past Presidents? For someone to qualify, they need to have integrity, be respectable, and produce conservative results. Here is our list of the top 10 “Doer” past Presidents of the United States.
The government loves their lingo, so much so that it can sometimes be hard to keep up with the conversation. Here's our cheat sheet to help you understand what’s going on in the Capitol and how to best get involved.
The President signed a proclamation to shrink two of the largest national monuments in Utah. What does this actually mean and how will it affect that public land?
If you ask the average American which election matters most, many will say the one for president. It’s the race with the biggest ads and the loudest coverage, and the media often makes it seem like a do or die situation. But if you actually trace where the rules of daily life get written, the answer looks different. A surprising amount of what touches your family, your schools, your business, and your community is decided not in Washington DC but in Salt Lake, your county courthouse, or your city hall.
On Saturday, August 1, over 200 Utahns including elected officials, candidates, community leaders and friends celebrated America 250 with the Doers Network at Wheeler Historic Farm.
Just behind the primary election, Doers-endorsed candidates and supporters met in Lehi for a Meet the Candidates event focused on Utah County and the issues facing our communities.
We've talked a lot lately about how important the primary election is in Utah, but there are competitive general elections too, mostly in Salt Lake County. In a lot of ways, these will be some of the most important elections in Utah, because these local races will determine whether or not conservative leaders get elected in powerful positions. So pay attention to these Utah House races in particular, and make sure to vote red in November!
Every year, Utah lawmakers introduce hundreds of bills. Some become major pieces of legislation, some change one word in the code, and most receive little attention before quietly disappearing. Whether a bill deals with taxes, education, housing, water, or public safety, every law follows the same path through the Legislature before it reaches the governor’s desk.
This year, we celebrate the United States' 250th anniversary. While all eyes are on our country, let's take a look at the role Utah has played in this great nation and how often this state has been at the center of American history.
The June 23rd primary results are in, and the Doers Network has a lot to be grateful for, especially with this being our first election cycle as an organization.