Utah Government : Issues in State of Utah Government
Updated: 2/2/2005; 3:44:06 PM.

 



















 
 

Monday, January 03, 2005

Today is yet another historic day in Utah as Jon Huntsman gets sworn in as governor.  Governor Huntsman is speaking of ethics and integrity, fulfilling the public confidence.  He promises his "very best" to the citizens of Utah.  "Taking no risk is sometimes the biggest risk of all."  Governor Huntsman mentions that the information highway will take us where we cannot imagine.  He encourages us to embrace change in the name of a better tomorrow.  This is what will be the hallmark of his administration.  It will deliver innovative solutions to create jobs and improve the economy.  His proposals will not be based on political ambition.  He will use whatever political capital he posesses to benefit the state.  He states he will be satisfied if our students have more money for books and our teachers are better paid.  Capital, monetary or political, is to be used to benefit others.

Utahns are linked to the past and to the future.  Our state must be a leader in biotech, communications, and hi-tech among other things. (that is good, something I really want to support)  His desire is to create an unprecedented era of community building and cooperation.  (also good, something that can be supported by technology)

Governor Huntsman's inaugural address can be viewed in its entirety on KSL.

Jon Huntsman Jr. with wife Mary Kaye listen to national anthem
Jon Huntsman Jr. receives oath of office from Supreme Court Justice Christine Durham
Incoming Governor Huntsman recognizes outgoing Governor Walker's contributions
Gary Herbert sworn in as Lt. Governor
Utah National Guard honors Jon Huntsman Jr. with a 19-gun salute
Mark Shurtleff takes oath of office as Utah's Attorney General
LDS Church Y2K Coordinator John Horton was among those in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir singing at the inauguration
The Choir concudes with a stirring rendition of America the Beautiful

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