Sage Miller
speaker
537 appearances
58 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 2 Sep
Sage Miller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 53 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 18.
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Cox, a Republican, encouraged young people to choose a different path, referencing a comment Kirk made before his death about how society has to get back to having reasonable agreement where violence is not an option.
While Kirk could be a divisive figure, Cox and others have applauded his willingness to engage with those that disagreed with him.
Sage Miller, NPR News.
Isaac Davis skipped class to see Kirk speak.
He says he was about 30 feet away from where Kirk was sitting when a single gunshot rang out.
Davis sought shelter at a nearby building where police officers with AR-15s yelled at him to seek cover.
Utah Valley University has canceled classes for the week.
Once school is back in session, Davis says he looks forward to connecting with his fellow classmates and hearing their responses to what happened.
Sage Miller, NPR News.
Isaac Davis skipped class to see Kirk speak.
He says he was about 30 feet away from where Kirk was sitting when a single gunshot rang out.
Davis sought shelter at a nearby building where police officers with AR fifteens yelled at him to seek cover.
Utah Valley University has canceled classes for the week.
Once school is back in session, Davis says he looks forward to connecting with his fellow classmates and hearing their responses to what happened.
Sage Miller, NPR News.
Right now, all of Utah's 1.7 million active registered voters are automatically sent a ballot in the mail. They can return it the same way. But that's likely going to change. Most Republican lawmakers voted to have voters opt in to vote by mail every eight years. If they don't, they will have to vote in person.
They will also have to add the last four digits of a valid ID to the ballot as a voter ID measure. Supporters say the revisions improve election security and integrity. Critics argue elections will actually become less secure because it's easier to memorize the last four digits of an ID number than it is to forge a signature. Republican Governor Spencer Cox is expected to sign the bill.
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