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This meeting featured a follow-up conversation with Davis County Commissioner Candidates John Crofts and Linnea Pearson. Following the customary introductions, questions were presented focused on protecting 2nd amendment rights of the citizenry, how the county commission interfaces to the high-density housing issue, etc. Jennifer Garner, Utah House District 17 candidate, also took a few minutes at the start of the meeting to introduce herself and share why she is running.

This meeting focused on getting to know the candidates for Davis County Recorder and Treasurer. After giving them time for introductions they were asked questions from the audience. The Recorder candidates were introduced and questioned first, followed by the Treasurer candidates. After they finished a few minutes were given to Curtis Beames (Utah House District 13 candidate), Jennifer Garner (Utah House District 17 candidate), and Curt Oda (former Utah legislator endorsing Frank Mylar for Utah Attorney General).

This candidate meet-and-greet was held at the Farmington Library with House District 17 Candidate Jennifer Garner and House District 19 Candidate Tenna Hartman. Their opponents were invited to participate but had other conflicts and were not able to attend.

At this event, 9 of the 10 Republican Candidates running for a single Davis County Commissioner Seat attended and answered a series of questions. The candidates in attendance were Tim Roper, John Crofts, Linnea Pearson, Angie Petty, Bret Millburn, Danny Randall, Mike Blackham, Liz Mumford, and Len Arave. All candidates had opportunity to answer the following questions except for Liz Mumford. She had to leave about 30 minutes into the event for another scheduled engagement. Introductions (0:10:55) Question 1 (0:12:46) - What is the proper role of government? Question 2 (0:32:20) - Who did you vote for in the 2020 presidential election, and who do you plan to vote for in the 2024 presidential election? Question 3 (0:34:34) - In 2002 the citizens of Davis County voted to add fluoride to the water after the county commission voted to put it on the ballot. Would you have voted to allow the citizens of Davis County to vote on water chlorination? Question 4 (0:38:38) - Would you have voted for a county-wide mask mandate in 2020 and 2021? Question 5 (0:42:45) - There has been considerable debate on what many consider inappropriate materials in our libraries. Many have been concerned about inappropriate books in our county libraries that are considered pornography. What standard, if any, would you apply to materials that are displayed or books that are in our Davis County libraries? Question 6 (0:51:45) - If you are elected to county commissioner, what politician would you emulate in that role? Question 7 (0:58:23) - What is one county department you would reduce funding for or overall eliminate if you were elected? Question 8 (1:06:07) - What role, if any, should the county play in providing affordable housing for Davis County residents? Question 9 (1:17:38) - What is your statement on Envision Utah planning scenarios? Closing Comments (1:28:40)

At this event, Utah's 2024 U.S. Senate candidates Trent Staggs and Carolyn Phippen met with the Davis County Conservatives to introduce themselves to voters and participate in a Q&A session. The first round of questions came from the DCC Board and then questions were opened up to the audience.

Jason and Alexia Preston discuss how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the World Economic Forum (WEF) have infiltrated Utah and are in progress of starting the 4th Industrial Revolution with 15-minute cities, 24/7 surveillance of the population, etc. For more videos and presentation by Jason and Alexia, check out their rumble channel at "We ARE The People UT". https://rumble.com/c/c-2015047

At this meeting, Phily Lyman (current representative from Utah Legislative District 69) discusses the issues of Utah politics that he finds are important and announces his official run for the 2024 Utah Governor's race. Phil also shares some of his history about how and why he got involved with politics and why we all need to be involved in some fashion.

This presentation was given by Chelsie Hope where she discusses all things smart cities (a.k.a 15-minute cities) and warn others about them. Her presentation covered several topics related to smart cities, including the following: • "What are smart cities?" • "How do digital ID's and credit scores tie into the smart city system?" • How are smart cities tied to the World Economic Forum (WEF) and China Below are links to other videos of presentations/interviews that Chelsie has given related to smart cities: • https://rumble.com/v2ni5xk-this-could-be-game-over-for-the-governor-ft.-chelcie-hope.html • https://rumble.com/v2l4xf4-youll-never-believe-it-envision-part-3-chelcie-hope.html • https://rumble.com/v266ryc-this-is-terrifying-salt-lake-city-the-new-digital-prison.html • https://rumble.com/v2t5lm2-utahs-war-on-farmers-ft.-doug-hansen-and-chelcie-hope.html

This event features emergency preparedness expert Marcelo Surjopolos. He touched lightly on emergency fuel and water options and focused a lot on what we should be doing to ensure we have long-lasting food reserves for difficult times. For more info on what you can do to be emergency prepared, go to Marcelo’s website https://www.foodstoragedepot.com/

At this community forum Jon Harvey (host of The Modern Conservative Podcast and co-founder of C.A.F.E. Utah) shared the story of how he became politically involved, why he stands for the things that he does, and offered some insights for dealing with the topic of race and other social issues that are being used to divide our communities and our country as a whole.

This video features the recently-elected leadership for the Davis County Republican Party. Each member of the leadership team was given time to talk and then followed with a Q&A session. Incoming Utah GOP Chair Robert Axson was also in attendance and took some time to speak and answer questions from the audience.

This video features the (3) candidates running for the secretary position with the Utah Republican Party and is the first of two videos from the DCC community forum held on 19-April-2023. The candidates featured were Stafford Palmieri, Olivia Dawn, and Nicholas Compton

This meeting started off with a discussion about the "Save Utah's Flag" referendum on recently passed SB31 that added a second state flag. The referendum aims to allow the citizens of Utah to vote whether or not to keep the new state flag. The remainder of the meeting focused on candidates running for the Davis County Republican Party Chair, Vice Chair, and State Central Committee. Davis County GOP Chair Candidates featured: Marc Van Oene, Susan Lee, and Yemi Arunsi. Davis County GOP Vice Chair Candidates featured: Tim Roper and Scott Fletcher Davis County GOP Secretary Candidates featured: Liz Beidoun Davis County GOP Treasurer Candidates featured: Justin Boling State Central Committee Candidates featured: Juan Valladares, Jen Brown, Jennifer Garner, Becky Hope, Drew Chamberlain, Teena Horlacher, Brian Williams, Marci Campbell, Luke Brooks, Aaron Flint, and Olivia Dawn.

This event warmed up with quick talks from Utah's 2 Red Pills (Jen Orton and Sophie Anderson) and Bruce Funk. Bruce Funk tried to call attention to corruption in Utah's voting system back in 2004 and was shut down to trying to expose it. 2 Red Pills - start at 4:24 Bruce Funk - start at 9:03 David Clements - start at 24:18 The main event features Dr David Clements - an experienced litigation attorney and former university professor. His presentation covers his experience with trying to expose the corruption that exists with the computerized voting systems used in the United States. His presentation closes with some positive conclusions on how we move forward and restore trust in the United States voting systems.

At this event Eric Moutsos shared his story about how he got involved with standing for truth, including his experience as a member of the Salt Lake City police department.

In this meeting Don Guymon reviews what offices will be voted on at the 2023 Davis County Republican Party Nominating Convention. Roles and responsibilities were reviewed for the following positions - County Party Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer, Legislative District Chair, Legislative District Vice Chair, Senate District Chair, Senate District Vice Chair, and State Central Committee Member. Towards the end of the meeting this was also a discussion about the pros and cons of using ranked-choice voting.

This meeting started off with a discussion about the "Save Utah's Flag" referendum on recently passed SB31 that added a second state flag. The referendum aims to allow the citizens of Utah to vote whether or not to keep the new state flag. The remainder of the meeting focused on candidates running for the Davis County Republican Party Chair, Vice Chair, and State Central Committee. Davis County GOP Chair Candidates featured: Marc Van Oene, Jessie Barocio, Susan Lee, and Yemi Arunsi. Davis County GOP Vice Chair Candidates featured: Scott Fletcher State Central Committee Candidates featured: Jaime Wadman, Winston Barlow, Juan Valladares, Drew Chamberlain, Sophie Anderson, Michelle Roberts, Heather Fannen, Olivia Dawn Horlacher Williams, Teena Horlacher, Becky Hope, and Aaron Flint.

This community forum was held with (4) of Utah's legislators with Stewart Barlow (District 17), Katy Hall (District 11), Trevor Lee (District 16) and Karianne Lisonbee (District 14). Each had opportunity to speak on bills they are currently working on for the 2023 legislative session and answer question about proposed legislation currently be proposed and debated on Utah's Capitol Hill. Some issues discussed included bills regarding cryptocurrency, emergency water regulations, affordable housing, election audits, etc.

This community forum was held with (4) of Utah's legislators with Katy Hall (District 11), Phil Lyman (District 69), Trevor Lee (District 16) and Karianne Lisonbee (District 14). Each had opportunity to speak on bills they are currently working on for the 2023 legislative session and answer question about proposed legislation currently be proposed and debated on Utah's Capitol Hill. Some issues discussed included bills regarding transgender healthcare bans, water regulations, education, etc.

A cottage meeting held with guests Loy Brunson and Dale Porter. Loy shared the history of docketed US Supreme Court case SCOTUS#22-380 to sue 385 members of Congress, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Mike Pence for failing to uphold their oaths and conduct a 10-day investigation into objections regarding the 2020 election. Dale Porter shared his thoughts and findings from researching the Scriptures, particularly the Old Testament, concerning the path forward for preserving freedom in the United States. Following their respective presentations, a group discussion took place including questions from the audience. For more info on the case or to support the Brunson brothers with a donation, see https://7discoveries.com/ There is also a letter campaign to support this case. It involves sending a letter of support for the Brunson brothers and their case to the US Supreme Court. We are also encouraging everyone to send a copy of the letter to the Brunson brothers along with $1 in the envelope to help cover their costs. So far everything has come out of their own pocket. Letters for the Supreme Court should be sent to: Supreme Court of the United States 1 First Street NE Washington D.C. 20543 Letters for the Brunson brothers should be sent to: Loy and Roland Brunson 4287 South Harrison Blvd #132 Ogden, Utah 84403

This meeting was held online. Mike and Jen Brown talked about their experiences of standing for freedom. Mike Brown has been involved in several efforts since the tea party movement. Jen Brown has been involved in local impact councils to help with the legislative process in the State of Utah.

Presented by Loy Brunson to discuss a case being considered by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Q&A session with the candidates running for the Davis School District School Board.

Tonight we spent 90 minutes with Jen Orton & Sophie Anderson (The Two Red Pills) and learned more about the journey to expose collusion, corruption and cover-up in the state of Utah.

DCC meeting held on 02-Aug-2022 at the Farmington Library. Tonight Teena Horlacher presented on the subject "Could Homeschool Work for your Family?". The presentation focused on the why's for homeschool and what Teena has personally done to find success in teaching her 10 children. The audience also provided thoughtful questions and comments that greatly added to the conversation.