Although time has no meaning anymore, Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick bring you the Friday edition of our Utah political news roundup.
- Utah allows some businesses to re-open as coronavirus restrictions are relaxed.
- Will the hydroxychloroquine scandal impact the June primary?
- Jeff Burningham and Jan Garbett sue to get on the primary ballot.
- Mitt Romney is critical of the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
- The Republican candidates for governor try out their campaign pitches.
- Debates suck, but we talk about ways to make them suck less.
- The Banjo controversy.
- Voters don’t yet favor a change to Utah’s school funding model.
- The death toll from the novel coronavirus passes 60,000 in America.
- Joe Biden breaks his silence on the Tara Reade allegations.
- Donald Trump is losing the 2020 election, and he knows it.
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