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Senator-elect John Curtis Stands Up to Trump, Promises Independent Voice

Senator-elect John Curtis expresses his intention to challenge President-elect Trump on key issues while promoting Utah's interests.

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Updated: Dec 22nd, 2024, 2:29 PM ET

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During an interview, Sen.-elect John Curtis (R-Utah) affirmed that he will often disagree with President-elect Trump, particularly on matters of spending. He emphasized the importance of voicing concerns for the benefit of governance and his constituents, stating he will not act as a 'rubber stamp.' Curtis aims to be a representative for Utah values, keeping lines of communication open with Trump while remaining independent. He received backlash from Trump supporters but remains resolute in prioritizing his duties as a senator, indicating that a respectful disagreement can contribute positively to Trump's presidency.

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