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Daniel Thatcher
@SenThatcher · UT · S
Posts22
Engagement239
Voting-record position0.110
CoverageJan 28, 2020 to Apr 17, 2022
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Most distinctive Law and Crime 2.8 pp below the party median
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| Law and Crime | 1.2% | 4.0% | −2.8 pp | Under-indexed | 22 |
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Ill repeat what I said yesterday. This cartoon is a disgrace. Black lives matter. Police reform matters. I am hard at work with Law Enforcement and the NAACP on continuing efforts. This kind of trash make that harder. @Patbagley should be ashamed. He probably wont be. https://t.co/ccaI39bKtN
April 16, 2022 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE <U+201C>On behalf of the 4,600 members of the Utah Fraternal Order of Police, we announce our enthusiastic endorsement and full support of Daniel Thatcher<U+2019>s re-election to the Utah State Senate District 11." https://t.co/ND59o37cqC
@DeseretNews @DNewsCrimeTeam Donating $10 for paint for a protest would cover enough for signs. They spent over a thousand on paint. Senator Kitchen did absolutely nothing wrong unless he knew it would be used to commit a crime. Absent that proof, this is a total nothing burger.
@gopTODD I can personally confirm that Stallone and Robinson met in 2016. I was there. Robinson is lying. I spoke to Miller about it, and so did Barbara. Miller is lying. He didn’t just know. He didn’t just ignore. He actively covered and protected the abuser. Miller is a disgrace.
@UTJolley @editoremilye @UtahGOP @derekkitchen Nail on the head, Mr. Jolley. Intent is key. A donation for $10 of paint would easily be assumed by a reasonable person to be for painting signs. The vandals bought over $1000 dollars in paint. Unless you can prove Kitchen knew it would be used criminally, this is nothing.
Exceptional reporting from @SchottHappens and @UtahPolicy 100% accurate. https://t.co/IW5vHmHT7o
@FollowWIN @AngelicaKATU Dull knives are far more dangerous. Ask any Boy Scout. https://t.co/GBZOgjZJO1
@conor64 With minimal investigation you would know that the charges were filed under code section 76-3-203.3 which was existing law, unusable for actual hate crimes. SB103 (my bill) is section 76-3-203.14 and could not be misused in this way. Please be more responsible when reporting.
@MichelleLQuist Marcus is missed. Did he ever get justice?