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Apparently we’re doing endorsement videos now... While others are focused on collecting endorsements, I’m focused on solving problems. But here are some of mine if you care about them. #utpol

The Eternal Saints Endorses Dan McCay For Utah Senate I do not live in Senator Dan McCay’s district, so this endorsement is different. It comes from something more personal than a vote I can cast. It comes from watching him up close. Before I was paying close attention to Utah state politics, before The Eternal Saints became what it is now, Dan McCay was one of the first members of the Utah Legislature to follow this account. That stuck with me. Last year, after the gubernatorial race and the fights that followed, I was still carrying a lot of heat. I had formed many of my opinions about elected officials through Twitter, conventions, conflict, and clips. At some point, I decided that was not enough. I needed to go see these people in person. One of the first original reporting pieces I did on this account came from a Senate hearing connected to the questions surrounding Governor Cox’s signature petitions. That was the story I went there to cover. But before the committee got to the issue I came for, Senator McCay handled another matter. I do not remember every detail of that item. It had something to do with a dispute involving the Salt Lake County school district. Someone felt unheard. Someone felt unrepresented. Someone needed a chance to make a case in a room where decisions were being made. What I remember clearly is Senator McCay. He had heard about the situation. He brought that person into the process. He gave them their moment. That made an impression on me. I do not know if Senator McCay even knew I was in the room. There were not many people there, and I was just an odd face sitting in the back corner. But it was one of those moments where you show up to see someone in person, maybe even to judge them a little, and they show you who they actually are. That was my first time seeing Dan McCay in person. What I saw was a senator who took seriously the person appearing before him. Politics is full of people who talk about listening. It is full of people who say they care about ordinary Utahns. It is much rarer to watch someone slow down the machinery of government long enough to let a real person be heard. I know many people on this platform disagree strongly with some of the legislation he has carried. I understand that. McCay has been involved in major, controversial fights at the Capitol, and people have strong views about his record. But disagreement is not the same thing as bad faith. What I saw in that committee room was not a cartoon villain, and it was not a politician checking a box. I saw someone who seemed genuinely interested in whether the system had failed a person appearing before him. That counts for something. It should count for a lot. Utah politics has no shortage of people who know how to posture. It has no shortage of people who know how to perform outrage, chase applause, or retreat into talking points when a real human being complicates the script. Dan McCay did something quieter. He listened. He made room. He acted like the person before the committee was worth the Senate’s time. That is the kind of thing you remember after the roll-call votes and press releases fade. I am not endorsing Senator McCay because I agree with him on every issue. I am endorsing him because I believe he is a serious person, a decent man, and one of the good guys in the Utah Senate. We need as many of those as we can get. The Eternal Saints endorses Dan McCay for Utah Senate.

@danmccay Best Senator🇺🇸

It was great meeting @SecretaryWright with some of the @UtahCollegeReps!!!

If I host a space at 8:00PM tonight to talk about Michael Clara’s election fraud claims, upcoming event, and Blake Moore, will you join in?

In under 19 seconds and using 7 unique words this Chinese lady explained the problem with issuing the world’s reserve currency. End the Fed. @BasedMikeLee

Congressman Blake Moore’s Taxpayer-Funded Billboard Draws Scrutiny During Campaign Season As Blake Moore seeks re-election in Utah’s new Second Congressional District, billboards in Ogden featuring his image and the message “Ogden’s priorities are my priorities” are drawing criticism over their taxpayer-funded disclosure and timing during campaign season. Moore faces challenges from State Representative Karianne Lisonbee and political newcomer Colton Hatch ahead of the GOP nominating convention. And the campaign is heating up following last week’s caucuses. Lisonbee has leaned into a geographic critique of Moore’s candidacy. Labeling him “Salt Lake Blake,” she and her supporters point out that he does not live within the boundaries of the newly drawn Second District, established through a court-ordered redistricting process tied in part to the Better Boundaries initiative, of which Moore was the original co-chair. That contrasts directly with the Ogden billboard’s message tying Moore to local priorities in Weber County. The billboard includes Moore’s likeness and a generic slogan tied to local concerns. Fine print indicates it was paid for with taxpayer dollars. “Paid for by official funds authorized by the U.S. House of Representatives,” the billboard reads, raising questions about whether taxpayer-funded messaging is appropriate during an active election cycle. Social media posts have characterized the billboard as an example of “legalized corruption.” Critics describe it as misuse of public resources, while others note that similar communications are permitted under current rules governing official outreach. As a longtime Weber County resident, I have seen similar Moore billboards in the Ogden area before this campaign season, including along 30th Street. It should be noted that the billboards in question feature the verbiage “Proudly Serving Utah’s First District,” which is technically true; however, the new First District is now located almost entirely in northern Salt Lake County. After the recent criticism, I asked other Weber County residents if they recalled seeing the Moore billboards before the current election season. One Ogden resident confirmed seeing it today but noted it had not been visible for several months prior. This raises uncertainty about when the current placements began and whether they coincide with the 2026 campaign. Online photos show at least two billboard placements, neither matching my recalled location. Earlier impressions may reflect prior campaign cycles or standard congressional outreach. The available evidence does not fully resolve that timeline. This is not the first time a Utah officeholder’s publicly funded messaging has drawn scrutiny. In 2024, Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson appeared on a statewide billboard promoting election integrity: the infamous “Gold Standard” billboard. That effort also prompted questions about the use of taxpayer resources to promote an officeholder while running for re-election. Elected officials are permitted to communicate with constituents using public funds. However, during the campaign season, those same communications can resemble campaign advertising, particularly when they include names, images, and broad messaging tied to public priorities. Moore’s case may fall within the rules for constituent communication (funding for these billboards was reportedly approved in 2022) but it also raises questions and criticism about how taxpayer funds are spent, particularly during an election season. Note: The below headline-image is AI generated, illustrative, and is not a recreation of the billboards in question in the story above.

@KaiSchwemmer ZOOMER WAVE

INSANE!!! Yesterday I was able to DOUBLE my goal of $500 for childhood cancer research! This is my 10th year being involved with this cause. It means so so much to me. Thank you to everyone who supported me this year! I miss you Brodie.

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PUT UTAHNS FIRST. END ILLEGAL MIGRANT WELFARE!!! If you have an iPhone and 10 seconds, open this in shortcuts, add your name and city to the bottom, and hit done to send to all of the senators individually! icloud.com/shortcuts/27a0…

SaltyUtahn @saltyutahn

4 months ago

🚨ONE FINAL PUSH!🚨 If you value Utah, our kids, our future, keep the pressure on! This is the last week to get HB386 (was HB88) passed in the senate. PLEASE reach out to those senators a second (or third) time. They're getting a lot of messages, and we need to keep it going!

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@NormieUtah Javier Milei said it best.

ATTENTION: Lawmakers in Utah are currently debating HB88. If made law, HB88 will exclude undocumented immigrants from receiving public benefits. Democrats AND Republicans are currently opposing this pivotal bill. It's time to end fraud in Utah.

These are times of prophesy. Good men must stand up, or we will be lost.

@carsenlcooper We must save Utah.

.@VVenerabilis suggested we let @James4NH listen to the Saturday session of General conference in April instead of going to church. What do we think?

@carsenlcooper @James4NH James is worth the follow!!!

Thank you, @James4NH. Now that the competition is over, please go follow him! He's an amazing young fighter, and he really is busy. I'll both guide him and keep you updated on getting him to a local LDS church!

Rep. James Thibault @James4NH

4 months ago

Well, since it's almost 2 o'clock, I'd like to congratulate my friend @carsenlcooper on a competition well-fought. I'll give you Mormons this; you're persistent 😂 I'm a man of my word, and I'll go to a service in the next couple of weeks (my February is crazy busy, so no

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@MamaCAllen @carsenlcooper 🔥🔥🔥

Guys, ya gotta help Carsen out! It's a massive missionary opportunity! Go follow this LDS saint, too!

Carsen Cooper @carsenlcooper

4 months ago

I stepped away for an hour😂 I’m working on following all of the Saints back. We’ve closed the gap, but @James4NH still has a lead. Let’s get him in church on Sunday!!! We have till noon, Utah time, tomorrow!

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I stepped away for an hour😂 I’m working on following all of the Saints back. We’ve closed the gap, but @James4NH still has a lead. Let’s get him in church on Sunday!!! We have till noon, Utah time, tomorrow!

VulpesVenerabilis @VVenerabilis

4 months ago

Everyone follow Carsen! @James4NH's soul is on the line here!

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