This video segment was recorded at the Townhall Meeting held on Friday evening, January 22, 2010 at the John Hancock Charter School in Pleasant Grove.

Representative Craig Frank will hold a Pre-Session Legislative Exchange with members of his House District.  Residents of Cedar Hills, Pleasant Grove (except PG04), and American Fork precincts AF01 & AF10 are invited to attend.

What:  Pre-Session Legislative Exchange

When:  Friday Evening, January 22nd,  7 – 9 pm

Where:  John Hancock Charter School Auditorium,  125 North 100 East, Pleasant Grove

Residents of House District 57 are encouraged to come learn about key issues to be considered by the 2010 Utah State Legislature.  Rep. Frank will be asking for input from constituents regarding Budget and Policy matters.  The General Legislative Session begins Monday, January 25 and runs for 45 days (until the 2nd Thursday of March).

Link HERE for a map of the boundries of House District 57.

Watch proceedings of the Utah State 2010 General Legislative Session on-line @ le.utah.gov

Get involved, stay informed.

My friends at the Independence Caucus are  holding this event Friday Evening at the Provo Marriott.  Join us there for Dinner, Drama, and Debate.

Link HERE for additional information on time and event cost.

Representative Jason Chaffetz (Utah’s 3rd Congressional District) announced yesterday that he will be seeking a second term in Congress.

Don’t get me wrong, I believe Congressman Chaffetz is doing a fabulous job representing me back in D.C.; however, the real thanks goes to Julie Chaffetz (the congressional spouse, who BTW makes the BEST lasagna EVER…sorry, Kim) who yesterday stood next to her husband in full support of their choice to begin the process…again.

Thanks, Julie…oh, and thanks Jason.

Read more:

Joe Pyrah, Daily Herald

From a podium in the Capitol Board Room this morning, Mike Lee announced he would begin his campaign to un-seat U.S. Senate incumbent Bob Bennett.   Mike joins a handful of other would-be senators vying for the office currently occupied by a three-term, entrenched republican.  Surrounded by former Governor Norm Bangerter, former Congressman Jim Hansen, current Attorney General and previous senate candidate Mark Shurtleff, and a number of state house and senate members, Lee laid out to attendees and local media, his vision of what he plans to accomplish in Washington D.C.

Read more here:

Robert Gehrke, Salt Lake Tribune

Joe Pyrah, Daily Herald