Utah state senator also holds elected office with Mexican government.

[500grains]

I don't know if this is illegal, a violation of her US citizenship oath, a violation of her Utah senate oath or just an enormous conflict of interest, but it should end.




Utah Senator Robles holds simultaneous Utah and Mexican Government Offices

http://www.examiner.com/immigration-policy-in-salt-lake-city/utah-senator-robles-holds-simultaneous-utah-and-mexican-government-offices?do_not_mobile_redirect=1

[Honu]

noting seems to shock me anymore in the political arena ?

sad that nothing does shock me as stuff like this should ?

[rickrock305]

A big WTF!

[Cagemonkey]

+1 on WTF.

[Irish]

Shouldn't she be "impeached" or whatever the process is for Senators?

[500grains]

Shouldn't she be "impeached" or whatever the process is for Senators?

That would be racist.

[Iraqgunz]

Go the Utah Senate page and you will see that they have addressed the subject and apparently there is more to it than what was posted.

[Irish]

LINK: http://www.senatesite.com/home/robles-allegations/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+senatesite%2Ffeedme+%28The+Senate+Site%29

[500grains]

Sounds like her friends are trying to cover her hind end. There is no way that the blurb at that link was written by a disinterested party.

Regardless IMO it is inappropriate for anyone in any US elected position to serve a foreign government in any way. At the very least, it creates an appearance of impropriety in that it would appear that the person is likely to advance the agenda of the foreign government in their US elected position.