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Mia Love explains why she voted for John Boehner as House speaker

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Rep. Mia Love, R-Utah, shocked some conservatives Tuesday when the first vote she cast as a new congresswoman was to keep Rep. John Boehner, R-Ohio, as House speaker.
Twitter erupted, with several people claiming to be in her district saying they had lost faith in their previous hero, and that she had shown her true self. Remember, this was not a vote on legislation, it was a vote for the speaker of the House.
Love, in a email to the Washington Examiner, provided some insight into why she chose to keep Boehner as GOP leader.
“There were no qualified or notable campaigns for speaker within the Republican Party other than John Boehner,” Love said. “Casting a vote for a candidate who has not actively campaigned and does not have the support to be speaker is an indirect vote for Nancy Pelosi, and I will not vote for Nancy Pelosi.”
Love also reminded voters that she is playing the long game when it comes to fighting for conservative principles.

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“There will be a time and a place for me to stand as a lone voice of dissension, but the vote for the speaker, is not that place,” Love said. “For me to be an effective congressman over the next two years it is important for me to be on the side of the elected speaker.”
Topics: Beltway Confidential Congress Republican Party John Boehner Speaker of the House
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News roundup: Why Mia Love wants to force 
Dems to watch Ghostbusters repeatedly

Published on Aug 7, 2012 07:31AM
Obama behind in fundraising, ahead in swing states. SLC's Broadway-style theater in hands of GOP. Huntsman to Sikh temple.
Happy Tuesday, congressional candidate Mia Love was asked an unusual question: If she could force the Democrats to watch a movie over and over again with their eyelids held open, what would it be? Her answer: Ghostbusters, where New York City was saved from destruction by entrepreneurs, and whose efforts were stymied by the EPA. [TownHall]
Topping the news: Mitt Romney vastly outraises President Barack Obama for a second straight month. The president is trying to catch up with fundraisers in Colorado later this week. [LATimes] [WaPost] [CBSNews]
Polls show battleground states coming into line with the candidates and Obama has the advantage. [LATimes] Utah Democrats argue a $14,000 fee to reveal records on redistricting is excessive but face a tough road to winning that argument. [Trib] [DNews] [KUTV] [KCPW] [KUER]
Tweet of the day: From @jonlovett: "Really trying to avoid watching the news so I don't spoil 'Newsroom' two years from now."
In other news: County Republicans will have a big say on the proposed Salt Lake City Broadway-style theater. [Trib]
Former Gov. Jon Huntsman goes to the Sikh Temple of Utah to offer his condolences for the shooting in the Wisconsin Temple. [DNews]
Nevada may be taking Utah to the U.S. Supreme Court over water in the border area of Snake Valley. [Trib] [KUER]
An Appeals Court sides with the EPA against a Utah magnesium company on a pollution rule. All Utah companies are to be held more accountable for certain emission spikes. [Trib]
Utah cities will be paying more into pension funds if investments don't improve soon. [DNews]
Bryan Schott says some Republicans are getting nervous that Mia Love's campaign isn't making up more ground on Jim Matheson. [UtahPolicy]
Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon submits a new bond proposal to fix parks and make new ones, but Republicans on the council aren't enthusiastic of spending money. [KCPW]
Sen. Orrin Hatch urges the IRS not to change the rules concerning Super PACs during the election. [TheHill]
2012 watch: Many Romney supporters are urging him to go bold or go home with VP pick to boost him into the Fall. [ABCNews]
 Romney hits the president over new welfare rules. [WaPost]
 Obama is blasted for not visiting Israel, but only four presidents have ever stopped by since the founding of the nation in 1948. [WaPost]
More than 2.5 million Americans have given a small donation to the presidential candidates, but it only accounts for 18 percent of the money. [Politico]
An Obama aide worked with a company tied to Iran. The aide was paid $100,000 to speak over the radio service which has 35 million subscribers in Iran. [Reuters] Obama's team hits back, accusing Romney of investing in a company that did business with Iran. [Politico]
An Obama ad hits Romney on women's issues. "This isn't the 1950's" [CNN]
 Originally, Italy was on the list of stops Romney was to make on his trip, but he skipped it. Was it because a Bain Capital company is now in financial woes, and Italians may link it to the candidate. [Salon]
 Media outlets hope that coverage of Romney will improve, now that traveling press has enacted "protective poll," allowing for more intimate access to the candidate. [LATimes]
Obama likens Romney to Robin Hood, except in reverse. "Romney Hood will steal from the poor to give to the rich." [Reuters]
Where are they?

  • Rep. Jason Chaffetz meets with Lehi City officials.
  • AG Mark Shurtleff meets with his deputy John Swallow, then meets with Readus Smith and the Utah Division of Medicaid & Health Financing.
  • SLC Mayor Ralph Becker attends a Project for Public Spaces Workshop briefing, then sits in on a Salt Lake County Council meeting.
  • WVC Mayor Mike Winder meets with the Jordan River Commission, then attends block parties for National Night Out.
  • President Barack Obama meets with his Rural Council to discuss ongoing efforts in response to the drought, meets with cabinet members, then attends campaign event in Washington.
Got a tip? A birthday, wedding or anniversary to announce? Email us at cornflakes@sltrib.com. If you haven't already, sign up for our weekday email and get this sent directly to you inbox. [Trib]
-- Matt Canham and Andreas Rivera
Twitter.com/mattcanham and Twitter.com/andreascrivera


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