As the Utah Legislature continues its session, the God and Country Podcast talks to Senator Wayne Harper in our third of 3 episodes Talking to Utah Senators and diving deep into what is happening up on Capital Hill here in Utah. We discuss transportation issues with the Utah Transit Authority (UTA), Frontrunner and Trax costs and the new planned freeways that will service Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain. As we discuss MONEY, we dive into why School District Administrators are seeing more money than our Teachers and is anything being done to fix that. Then efforts from the Left to squash the Republican Party's efforts to get Prop 4 back on the ballot in November. With even popular local news stations like KSL printing negative pieces against the ballot initiative. We move through a number of topics very quickly in this short podcast. Be sure to support our channel by Sharing the podcast out on your social media. We appreciate your support.

In this episode of the God and Country Podcast, we delve into the pressing issues affecting Utah, particularly the allocation of funds for teachers, roads, and the implications of Prop 4. The Utah Legislature has been at the forefront of discussions regarding a potential tax hike to support school funding and teacher pay, sparking debates across the state. The conversation also touches on the role of the UTA and how traffic, especially with the expansion of the Frontrunner Utah, and major highway additions will impact local communities especially in areas like Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain. As Utah prepares for elections, understanding the impact of ballot measures like Prop 4 on local news and the overall Utah news landscape is crucial. The discussion navigates through the complexities of property tax, school taxes, and how these factors influence the Utah debate on Capitol Hill. By examining the intersection of politics, education, and infrastructure, this episode aims to provide clarity on the financial and legislative decisions being made in Utah, affecting everything from the school district to the daily commute, and how these decisions reflect the values of the Utah community. We also dive into the negativity of KSL news concerning Prop 4. Tune in for an insightful look at Utah politics, Utah elections, and the local vote, as we explore where the money is going and what it means for the future of Utah.