On the recordFebruary 3, 2016
My position has always been that the President is entitled to appoint the people he wants to work with him in his administration, barring serious ethical lapses or extraordinary circumstances.
Source
congress.govMy position has always been that the President is entitled to appoint the people he wants to work with him in his administration, barring serious ethical lapses or extraordinary circumstances.
Hatch defends the President's right to appoint nominees unless serious issues arise.
Share
More from Orrin Hatch
Understanding what is happening in field and regional offices is critical in the role of executive leader of the agency.
Those backlogs at the Social Security Administration are unacceptable to many, if not most, of us here in the Senate.