Heads-up On Next Week's Upcoming WSU Campus Event: Unleashing the Power of Free Enterprise for Clean Air & Energy

Bob Inglis, a former Congressman from South Carolina, will share his conservative plan that utilizes the free enterprise system to address our need for both energy and clean air

Via another sharp-eyed and alert Weber County Forum reader, we're delighted to provide a heads-up concerning an important upcoming two-day series of local events:

"Could you post that to WEBER COUNTY FORUM. I bet there are people on WCF who would be interested in the event @ Weber State University. Because of all the other events Bob Inglis is participating in while he is in Utah, the afternoon time was what he had left for Weber State University appearance?" Gentle Reader Eleanor asks.

Needless to say we're delighted to comply with this request, in which connection we provide our afternoon WCF contributer's full attached flyer, rendered below, in web-friendly html form:

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Unleashing the Power of Free Enterprise for Clean Air & Energy

Bob Inglis, a former Congressman from South Carolina, will share his conservative plan that utilizes the free enterprise system to address our need for both energy and clean air.

Join us for one of three public events:

Tuesday, September 17^th

Location: The Hinckley Institute, University of Utah
Time: 11:00 to 11:50 am

Place: Orson Spencer Hall, Room 255

Location: Shepherd Union Building, Weber State University
Time: 3:30 to 4:30 pm
Place: Skyroom (Room 404B)

Wednesday, September 18^th

Location: The Bill & Vieve Gore Building, Westminster College

Time: 7:30 to 8:30 pm

Place: Gore Auditorium

 

Bob Inglis is guided by the principles of free enterprise and economic growth, limited government, and accountability. In 2012, Bob launched the Energy & Enterprise Initiative to offer a conservative approach to solving our nation’s energy and climate challenges.

“One need not take a side in the debate regarding manmade global warming in order to support improvements in US energy policy. Instead, by eliminating subsidies for all fuel types and making all fuel types accountable for their costs, free enterprise will make clear the best fuels for our future. Reduce taxes on something we want more of –income – and tax something we arguably want less of – carbon pollution. It’s a win-win.” Art Laffer, Economics Adviser to President Ronald Reagan

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Mark your calenders, folks.  Seems to us these scheduled presentation should have mass local appeal, for those of us who struggle 365/24/7 to breathe Utah's gawdawful air:

Another sunny day in Mormon paradise