A brief “Bagels and Briefings” briefing

Thanks to those who came to the first “Bagels and Briefings” on Saturday morning. We had a great conversation about funding and revenue streams for public education, trends over the past decade, and specifics related to possible legislation to increase equalization of funding. I’ll work to put the materials on the blog for others who may be interested.

The point of the “Bagels and Briefings” series is to conduct indepth discussions about timely topics. I’d like them to meet your needs or interests. Please send suggestions for future meetings my way.

This weekend was spent trying to catch up on reading of bills coming to my committees this week and preparing my bills for their final draft. Things are going to start to accelerate this week both in our committees and in chamber as we vote on bills. Stay tuned!

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One Response to A brief “Bagels and Briefings” briefing

  1. Rae Johnson says:

    Becky,
    While I don’t believe the Federal Government should be involved in state issues, I DO believe providing health care for all needs to be addressed sooner than later. I will be laid off from UPS in the near future, and to continue my benefits would cost me over $600 a month! I have researched private options online and the best I can do is between $250 and $300 a month. My retirement pay will be $350 (I’m under 65, so can’t get medicare.) I am one of the lucky ones, I have other income through my spouse. If not for that, I would be joining the ranks of the uninsured. THIS MUST STOP! The federal plan might not be the right one, but it’s a start. Republicans need to contribute, not just block! Please be one of the voices for medical coverage for all, not just the financially able. Please be a voice for all Utahns to have access to health care that is within our means.
    Thank you.

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