Tribune editorial: Don’t let a few radicals get in the way of free speech — or democracy — in Utah

Democracy does poorly at state GOP gathering. Student demonstrations should respect the rights of others.

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Police from multiple jurisdictions form a line to disperse protesters during a demonstration in support of Palestine at the University of Utah, Monday, April 29, 2024.

Tribune editorial: Don’t let a few radicals get in the way of free speech — or democracy — in Utah

Democracy does poorly at state GOP gathering. Student demonstrations should respect the rights of others.

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