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Utah Senate President Threatens To Sue Critics For Defamation

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Utah Senate President Threatens To Sue Critics For Defamation
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Utah Senate President Stuart Adams is threatening to sue critics for defamation. Adams claims State Auditor Tina Cannon and two podcast hosts made false statements about him.

Key takeaways

  • Senator Stuart Adams is threatening defamation lawsuits against critics.
  • Adams claims State Auditor Tina Cannon made false statements on the God and Country Podcast.
  • Adams lost his GOP primary race in June.
  • Tina Cannon stated she will not be bullied and wants Adams to answer questions under oath.

Utah Senate President Stuart Adams of Layton is threatening to sue critics for defamation, according to a report published August 20. Adams stated that critics must correct their statements or face legal action.

Adams, who lost his GOP primary race in June, claims State Auditor Tina Cannon made false statements about him on the God and Country Podcast. He also believes two podcast hosts made false statements.

Cannon responded by stating she will not be bullied. She expressed hope that Adams pursues a lawsuit so he can answer her questions under oath.

The dispute involves claims of false statements made by the state auditor and podcast hosts regarding the Senate President.

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