Jeffers Woodbury, who bills himself as a Jeffersonian constitutionalist, said St. George remains a wonderful place to live, but he believes there are fissures in the city’s conservative facade.
Perceived by some as a gadfly, a perpetual nuisance in St. George’s municipal ointment, Woodbury is seen by others as a champion of core conservative values, which he often pays to push in the polls he conducts on hisWoodbury ran for a seat on the City Council last year but withdrew from the race when his stepfather passed away. The stay-at-home father of two stepped down as chairman of the St. George Arts Commission for the same reason. Prior to moving to St.
“We don’t take on all the cultural issues that are getting national headlines,” St. George Mayor Michele Randall said. “That’s not our job. Our job is to provide for public safety, infrastructure and [deal with] land use issues. That’s what we do.”“I can understand why some people are upset on a national level about their personal liberties being infringed upon,” he said. “I don’t think we should let people’s civil liberties be trampled on or let the Constitution be violated.
which brought scores of people downtown to Town Square Park last June. The premise of the program is to stage drag shows in small conservative cities and facilitate discussion between residents and members of LGBTQ+ communities. Misleading or not, the picture Pushaw posted led to a flurry of articles on conservative news sites. It was also shared on
“I had 348 people complete that survey,” he said. “You would have thought that I recommended shutting down Zion [National Park] forever. [Some] people really wanted to come and get me.” “I’ve got a MAGA hat and an ultra-MAGA T-shirt,” he said. “So it’s really easy to fire the memes out and say Joe Biden stole the election. But I can’t say that it was because I haven’t seen the data.”
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