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Facing calls to resign, Sen. Kathleen Riebe says discrimination report is ‘distorted’

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Nearly a week after Utah Senate Democrats called on Sen. ” In a letter to Senate President-elect Evan Vickers dated Nov. “Senator (Luz) Escamilla holds that post, and Senator Riebe’s challenge put it in jeopardy,” McConnell wrote to Vickers, saying most of the witnesses interviewed for the report had a stake in keeping Escamilla in the role, to which she was reelected last week.

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