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STATEUtah · May 11, 2026

Govs. Cox and Lee to hold “Disagree Better” event in Nashville

Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Tennessee Governor Bill Lee will host a bipartisan event in Nashville on May 14, 2024, as part of the "Disagree Better" initiative, which aims to bridge the partisan divide through discussions and service projects.

The Bottom Line

Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Tennessee Governor Bill Lee are hosting a "Disagree Better" event in Nashville on May 14, 2024, to promote dialogue and collaboration across party lines.

The Case For

  • The "Disagree Better" initiative aims to bridge the partisan divide.
  • The event will feature panel discussions with bipartisan experts.
  • The event includes a service project to provide practical application of dialogue skills.
  • Keynote addresses will be given by Irshad Manji and Eric Liu.

The Case Against

None explicitly stated in the source.

Key Numbers

  • May 14: Date of the event in Nashville
  • 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.: Event time
  • 12:25 p.m.: Media availability

Source Verification

The Utah Governor's Office announced the "Disagree Better" event in a press release.

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Utah Governor Press Releases
https://governor.utah.gov/press/govs-cox-and-lee-to-hold-disagree-better-event-in-nashville
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  • "National Governors Association (NGA) Chair Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee will host the next convening in a series of bipartisan events in support of Gov. Cox’s NGA Chair’s Initiative: Disagree Better."
    — Govs. Cox and Lee to hold
  • "Launched in July, Disagree Better is a yearlong initiative to help Americans bridge the partisan divide."
    — Govs. Cox and Lee to hold
  • "Centered on the theme of building dialogue skills and fostering positive contact, the Nashville event will feature panel discussions with bipartisan experts, a practical application of those topics through a service project and keynote addresses from Moral Courage College Founder and CEO Irshad Manji and Citizen University Co-Founder and CEO Eric Liu."
    — Govs. Cox and Lee to hold
  • "When: Tuesday, May 14, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m."
    — Govs. Cox and Lee to hold