Trevor Warburton

I've moved to the other app @ttwarburton come find me there.

We've seen fewer bills passed so far in the Utah Legislature's current General Session than in 8 of 9 previous years--84% of average. Place your bets whether we'll sustain this slower pace or see a rush to catch up later. Over/under for total bills: 512.

Disabled people! Have you ever taken a college math class? What would make (or would have made) college math classes more accessible to you? (Please retweet for bigger sample size!)

The College Board are a bunch of cowards. This is shameful. Giving in to white supremacist censorship is a betrayal of the purpose of education. nytimes.com/2023/02/01/us/…

Police are killing people more, *even* with all of the diversity, body cameras, consent decrees, prosecutions, convictions, additional funding since Michael Brown was killed in 2014

@UtahCountyGov take this down twitter.com/LoganTMillsap/…

If the real goal were to reduce abortions, then we'd also have affordable child care, quality schools in every zip code, equal pay for women, comprehensive sex education, affordable college, and similar support systems to make choosing parenthood less daunting.

FYI

I am begging folks to stop saying a bill passed the Utah Legislature with a "veto proof" supermajority. In the past 5 years, govs have vetoed 6 "veto proof" bills, with only 2 overrides. Govs have vetoed another 4 bills that were "veto proof" in one chamber. 0 overrides.