Is Ken Ivory the next opponent to take a job with the BLM?

[Schaaf]

Utah Rep. Ken Ivory resigns his public post to accept new job

Utah Rep. Ken Ivory is resigning from the Utah Legislature after accepting a job that “will require his full time and attention.”

www.sltrib.com

I'd be willing to bet we see Mr. Ivory working for the government soon.

 

[Gerald Martin]

That’s a bet I am not willing to put my money against. I am afraid you are right.

 

[Hoopermat]

I sure hope not.
I’m from Utah and am sick of the Mormon attack on our public lands.
It’s very said but the people of Utah don’t even understand what these people are doing. And they will blindly follow these people with understanding the issues.

 

[Werty]

I dont know, every person lately that accepts a positive like this get booted. May be it could be good in the overall. It might open a spot for someone else with the wherewithal for public lands. Or maybe I am wrong. Time will tell.

 

[grizzly_]

As a Rep, he helped get a contract for a company to appraise the public lands of Utah (Yes, that's real). He's now working for that company.

Ken Ivory is going to work for a consulting firm he recently secured thousands of state dollars to hire

Ken Ivory has exited his Utah House seat to take an executive level job at a Silicon Slopes company that he helped hire for a special legislative project to appraise Utah’s public lands — an assignment that has evolved into a $700,000 state contract for the firm.

www.sltrib.com

 

[rtraverdavis]

As a Rep, he helped get a contract for a company to appraise the public lands of Utah (Yes, that's real). He's now working for that company.

Ken Ivory is going to work for a consulting firm he recently secured thousands of state dollars to hire

Ken Ivory has exited his Utah House seat to take an executive level job at a Silicon Slopes company that he helped hire for a special legislative project to appraise Utah’s public lands — an assignment that has evolved into a $700,000 state contract for the firm.

www.sltrib.com

Man, sure seems like there's a lot of dark machinery at work right now...