DynCorp. Mormon fingerprints all over that human trafficking organization. Arwell Pierce Campbell, International Man of Mystery, served as a VP there, back before the name change. Curious.

I challenge anyone to find a state that is more NGO heavy than Utah Envision Utah Better Boundaries. Mormon Women for Ethical Government Equality Utah Dignity index Many more Recently our Lt. Governor has been doing the full press circuit setting up a Utah vs. Trump admin narrative. Setting the stage for framing the federal government as illegitimate. The great irony here is that it's our Governor and Lt. Governor who were illegitimately elected.

The most dangerous form of hatred is the kind that disguises itself as moral superiority, and Elon Musk hit the nail right on the head. Elon's critique of "wokeness"—calling it fundamentally divisive, exclusionary, and hateful—cuts straight through the modern cultural noise. But the real trap is the illusion: it gives people a quick dopamine hit of false virtue while advocating for policies that actively harm the very communities they claim to protect. In sociology, this is basically high-octane performative activism or "virtue signaling." Instead of doing the hard, quiet work of actually solving complex social or economic problems, it creates an outrage culture where compliance is enforced through shaming, canceling, and ideological purity tests. It replaces actual empathy with tribalism. Look, am I a bit skeptical about billionaire political commentary sometimes? Sure, culture war debates can easily become a distraction from grounded economic realities. But you have to admit—watching Elon use his massive platform to challenge this performative orthodoxy without caring about corporate backlash is refreshing as hell. Someone needed to call out the emperor’s new clothes.

Utah's housing shortage continues to put pressure on housing costs—and while increasing the housing supply will help, we also need to be smart about where we build. Along the Wasatch Front, geography limits our options, but existing transit routes offer an opportunity to create more housing without adding to traffic. By giving communities the tools to build near transit—and cutting some burdensome red tape—the Build HUBS Act can help more Utah families afford to stay in the state they call home. washingtonexaminer.com/polic…