Lt. Gov Spencer Cox and Senator Dan McCay exchanged some heated tweets earlier today about one of McCay’s proposed bills. That bill would change the consistution to have judges in Utah run for election, instead of being appointed by the governor. Utah State Bar opposes the bills. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Lt. Gov Spencer Cox and Senator Dan McCay exchanged some heated tweets earlier today about one of McCay’s proposed bills. That bill would change the consistution to have judges in Utah run for election, instead of being appointed by the governor. Utah State Bar opposes the bills. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lt. Gov Spencer Cox and Senator Dan McCay exchanged some heated tweets earlier today about one of McCay’s proposed bills. That bill would change the consistution to have judges in Utah run for election, instead of being appointed by the governor. Utah State Bar opposes the bills.&nbsp;See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Part 1: Should we be able to elect our state judges?

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Lee Lonsberry spent 4 years working side by side with KSL&rsquo;s Doug Wright. Now, after stint working for Rob Bishop Washington D.C., &nbsp;he&rsquo;s back at KSL, and has a lot to talk about! &ldquo;KSL&rsquo;s Live Mic&rdquo; is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Lee Lonsberry spent 4 years working side by side with KSL’s Doug Wright. Now, after stint working for Rob Bishop Washington D.C.,  he’s back at KSL, and has a lot to talk about! “KSL’s Live Mic” is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.

Lee Lonsberry spent 4 years working side by side with KSL’s Doug Wright. Now, after stint working for Rob Bishop Washington D.C., &nbsp;he’s back at KSL, and has a lot to talk about! “KSL’s Live Mic” is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.

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Part 1: Should we be able to elect our state judges?

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