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Why an LA Times reporter published a profile on Utah’s governor

Jun 30, 2021, 12:49 PM | Updated: Jul 1, 2021, 8:22 am

(Utah Governor Spencer Cox speaking at a COVID-19 briefing May 27, 2021.  Photo, KSL.com)...

(Utah Governor Spencer Cox speaking at a COVID-19 briefing May 27, 2021. Photo, KSL.com)

(Utah Governor Spencer Cox speaking at a COVID-19 briefing May 27, 2021. Photo, KSL.com)

SALT LAKE CITY– An LA Times reporter wrote an article asking the question: Does Utah’s Governor Spencer Cox have a place in the Republican Party? 

The author of the article, Mark Z. Barabak, joined Boyd Matheson to discuss why the California paper did a profile on the governor of Utah. 

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Why an LA Times reporter published a profile on Utah’s governor