We need to talk about house rep. Jordan Teuscher. He was elected in 2020 to replace Kim Coleman.
He is a lawyer, that says a lot. He did an externship with the LDS church in Kyiv Ukraine.
Big moment here- one to pay close attention to:
Teuscher was the chief operating officer of the Leavitt Institute for International Development (it appears the headquarter is in Ukraine). He worked for the International Center for Law and Religion Studies. Together, these would be strong globalist foundations for a career.
So where is Teuscher now? Still in the house, but he got a big promotion to co-chair of Utah’s smart 15 minute city “The Point.” His co-chair is former rep Lowry Snow (who we reported in 2019 was responsible for implementing globalist laws in Utah through the Uniform Law Commission). If you recall Mr. Snow is the one who said clerks are above reproach when dealing with questions about elections. We have done articles on “The Point” as have many others. Please read them for more information. It’s not a good thing.
- WEF announces 15 min city, The Point
- Smart Cities creeping in
- Cox says he doesn’t know what smart cities are
Teuscher has run or co-sponsored several bills Defending Utah took issue with. Mainly the social media bills – HB311 and SB152. He also has been pushing blockchain and digital innovation and sponsored the bill for that task force and well as one for digital user asset payment amendments.
Like so many candidates that have run in the past, he said almost all the right things. He sold himself as someone who might have been principled, but like many before him he flipped.
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