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"I HAVE A REALLY TRICKY TIME HEARING PEOPLE WHO DON'T
BELIEVE IN THEMSELVES."
After many years of actor Jason Sudeikis playing Senator Romney on Saturday Night Live, the Senator decided it was finally time to return the favor. He dressed up as Ted Lasso, who is played by Sudeikis in the popular sitcom on Apple TV+, for Halloween to provide a moment of levity for his colleagues and staff.
"I'M GRATEFUL SHE'S NOW ADVOCATING AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL."
By sharing her personal story of abuse in a treatment facility as a child, Paris Hilton has made substantial efforts on reforming Utah’s residential treatment centers for troubled teens. Senator Romney met with Hilton during her recent visit to Capitol Hill.
"WE'RE GREAT FRIENDS!"
Senator Romney was joined by his friend, Senator Tester (D-MT), in talking to several rural chambers of commerce from Utah about the benefits of the bipartisan infrastructure bill—namely the funding of programs that would help our state mitigate the burdens caused by the drought and shore up Utah's water resilience.
"SOUTH JORDAN IS IN GOOD HANDS!"
Senator Romney met with South Jordan Mayor Dawn Ramsey to discuss how the bipartisan infrastructure bill would provide needed funding to help mitigate some of the transportation and development challenges caused by our state's rapid growth.
"LES CHIENS NE FONT PAS DES CHATS."
Accompanied by his guest Pierre Doglecto, Senator Romney attended the Senate's annual "bipawtisan" Halloween dog party hosted by Senator Tillis (R-NC).
"THE LEGACY OF THE 2002 SALT LAKE CITY GAMES IS ALIVE IN OUR STATE."
Nearly 20 years after the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games, Senator Romney participated in the unveiling of the Olympic and Paralympic Cauldron Plaza at the University of Utah's Rice-Eccles Stadium.
"IMPROVING OUR NATION'S INFRASTRUCTURE WILL REQUIRE A RELIABLE SUPPLY OF CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT."
Senator Romney met with Utah members of Associated Equipment Distributors to discuss how they can better prepare for future infrastructure needs and better serve Utah's businesses.
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