“Heather Cooke looked at the deep pink shirt being offered to her in 2011 and realized that if she slipped it on, there was no more hiding the fact that she was a cancer survivor.”
continue to article »“Not discriminating against anybody for their race, color, creed, religion, gender or sexual preference,” Cooke said. “Never had an issue in 39 years in the Army of any kind of discrimination. I wouldn’t put up with it, period.”
continue to article »“Both Dabakis and Cooke are also emphasizing they see UDOT this time as only one example of what they are attempting to portray as Herbert’s difficulties in leading the state since assuming office in 2009.”
continue to article »“Education is a top priority for retired two-star Army Reserve General Peter Cooke, who is the Democratic challenger to Republican Utah Governor Gary Herbert. On KVNU’s For the People program, Cooke acknowledged that a huge percentage of the state’s budget already goes to public education because of the large number of children in the state.”
continue to article »Peter Cooke tells Utah Democrats, “This is our time! April 21, 2012
Peter Cooke addresses supporters at the 2012 Utah County Democratic Convention. April 7th, 2012
Dear Fellow Utahn,
I am running for Governor because my unique skill set and life experiences – Major General in the U.S. Army Reserve, successful business entrepreneur, Utah Director of Economic Development – equip me with the leadership ability Utah needs now. Read More>>
Peter Cooke, Democratic canidate for Governor, Adresses Salt Lake County Democrats at Murray High School April 14, 2012. Filmed and Edited by Joseph Canfield
Peter Cooke, Democratic candidate for Governor of Utah, Speaks at the Tooele County Democratic Convention April 10, 2012. Filmed and Edited by Joseph Canfield
“Utah’s economic growth and prosperity is without a doubt the most important area that you address. And it is at risk. We live in a time when jobs and investment capital move around the globe at the speed of light. We live in a time when Utah is changing faster than at any time in our lives. [...]
Watch highlights from the official campaign announcement held February 29, 2012 at the Fort Douglas Museum.
