Utah — or at least most of Utah’s elected officials — are often heard extolling the virtue of states’ rights. Whether the issue is public lands or marriage equality or education, you don’t rise very high in this state’s political circles unless you are all about the 10th Amendment.
Utah, by and through its attorney general, Sean Reyes, has joined with the top cops of 20 other states (Republicans all) to support the passage of a bill now before Congress that would force each and every one of the 50 states to recognize the concealed carry firearm permits issued by each and every other one of the 50 states.