Utah Governor Proclaims June To Be “Fidelity Month”

First, a reminder from last year:

Gov. Spencer Cox issued a statement Sunday acknowledging Pride Month — but again eschewed mention of LGBTQ+ communities in favor of a celebration of “building bridges.” Pride Month proclamations have become an annual point of controversy for Cox, drawing complaints from across the political spectrum.

Conservatives complain the statements are “woke,” while progressives decry wording that falls short of full-throated support for queer Utahns. In Sunday’s post on X, Cox did not call on Utahns to celebrate Pride — nor did it indicate whether he planned to celebrate Pride Month himself.

Instead, he said he would spend the month “reflecting on the values that bring us together here in Utah — service, respect, and love for our neighbor.” For years, Cox was elevated as an LGBTQ+ ally.

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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders has also declared June to be “Fidelity Month” as an apparent part of an anti-LGBTQ campaign targeting all red state governors.

As you can see below, former NOM chairman Robert George is thrilled. George is perhaps best known here as a co-author of the so-called Manhattan Declaration, which calls on Christians to “civilly disobey” any laws that protect LGBTQ Americans.

George last appeared here when he resigned from the board of the Heritage Foundation over its president’s support for Tucker Carlson.

The state of Utah officially recognizes June as Fidelity Month. Thank you, Governor Spencer J. Cox. https://t.co/bH6LjnmVlS

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) May 28, 2026

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