Democratic challenger Glenn Wright accuses Rep. John Curtis of turning his back on women, seniors and veterans as Wright and other congressional candidates share statements with The Salt Lake Tribune.
The Salt Lake Tribune Editorial Board invited the major party candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives to submit statements in support of their campaigns.Utahns are shouldering the costs of irresponsible federal spending, which has contributed to historic inflation and driven up the prices of groceries, gas, clothing, travel and much more.
These priorities must be our nation’s priorities if we are to have any hope of getting our fiscal house in order. Our country has the strongest, most dynamic economy in the world, and we know how to create opportunity and lift people out of poverty.
At my core, I truly want to help people. I want to get America back on the right track through truth and transparency. I think Washington has lost its way and needs help from someone who truly understands what the everyday American is going through. I will fight for everyone’s civil liberties.Why Should Utahns vote for me in November?I have a proven track record of working with opposing political parties to make swift decisions that benefit the community.
I will also vote to protect women’s health, veterans, and senior citizens. Incumbent Rep. John Curtis voted against:The contraconception bill, a bill that affects all Utah families.
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