"Every Republican and Democrat voted for it, yet the governor killed it anyway."

The bill would have allowed vendors to choose gold payments through vetted, secure, and private infrastructure. It posed no threat to state systems. So why the quiet veto?

Insiders suspect pressure from above, because if Utah pulls this off, other states will follow. And the central planners can't risk people having a real choice in sound money.

"This is about preserving freedom, savings, and property rights before the dollar collapses."