Deseret News Article RatingBipartisan meetups. Is this the future of politics?
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55% : The two also have different takes on the Equality Act, which the House passed earlier this year.50% : He said if the Equality Act can't get through the Senate, there might be a chance for a more bipartisan bill.
49% : The tour of Stewart's vast 2nd Congressional District included discussions about religious liberty with Elder Jack N. Gerard, of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and health care policy with former Health and Human Services Secretary and GOP Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt.
49% : In southern Utah, Case said he learned about payment in lieu of taxes, or PILT, the system by which the federal government compensates counties for public land ownership.
40% : "There might be opportunity for us to engage with people like Ed and others if the Equality Act turns out not to have a pathway forward," Stewart said.
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