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I for one, as China continues to manipulate currency, over the years throwing millions of American workers out of jobs unfairly, do not want to go forward with another trade agreement if we are not going to finally address this issue.
If we sit on the sidelines, we will be faced with a race to the bottom in global trade, not a race to the top.
My number-one concern is, in TPP, that TPA has very strong negotiating objectives as it relates to good governance, as it relates to anti-corruption issues.
I hope you will carry that message back that this is a matter of grave concern to some members of Congress...
If you are going to have any hope of gaining support for this agenda from many of us on this side of the aisle, not all, the administration needs to prove to us and to the world that we are going to start fighting back.
We look forward to working with this committee and others in Congress to determine the best way to achieve that goal.
I believe, and I believe that Utah believes, and the majority of hardworking Americans believe that if Washington bureaucrats actually asked those same questions, we wouldn't be in the financial crisis that we are in today.
I believe that--regardless of our party affiliation--we can all agree that job creation and a strong, vibrant economy are good things.
I will be sorely disappointed if it devolves into yet another back-and-forth from each side trying to score political points rather than seeking solutions to the problems ailing our economy.
I believe that, regardless of party affiliation, we can all agree that job creation and a strong, vibrant economy are good things.
It has been my view, or, at least, a fear of mine, that there might be a natural tendency in any trial court for a judge to engage in what I sometimes refer to as trial by attrition.
This is a good day for Utah, a good day for the Federal judiciary.
As Chairman of the Senate Republican High-Tech Task Force, I've been working with colleagues and stakeholders to develop an innovation agenda for the 114th Congress.
I have every confidence you'll be one of the best judges in the country.
For me, this shouldn't be a numbers game. The focus should be on properly issued, high-quality patents.
Section 285 of the Patent Act was Congress' attempt to deter bad behavior in patent litigation.