To the editor,
Rep. Jason Thompson’s billboard on Logan’s Main Street shows the legislator with his family and reads “people before politics” in bold letters. This was demonstrated by Rep. Thompson’s rapid-fire response to the Stratos hyperscale data center project that was green-lighted by the Box Elder County Commission in August.
Within days of the Stratos project approval, the public outcry over the secrecy surrounding the project was deafening. In response, Rep. Thompson introduced a bill to limit the authority of Utah’s Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) claiming that the state agency has over-extended its original mandate to provide military readiness and,
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