Utah’s leaders should follow the example of our public colleges and get behind vaccine mandates, the Tribune Editorial Board writes

Spencer Cox, Sean Reyes and the Legislature are more worried about their states rights image than about their constituents’ lives.

(Bryan Schott | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utahns opposed to a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for businesses pack a committee hearing room at the Utah State Capitol on September 15, 2021.

Utah’s leaders should follow the example of our public colleges and get behind vaccine mandates, the Tribune Editorial Board writes

Spencer Cox, Sean Reyes and the Legislature are more worried about their states rights image than about their constituents’ lives.

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