the administration is giving a green light to junk insurance policies that revive the worst insurance abuses of the past.
Orrin Hatch
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Orrin Hatch was a prominent American attorney and politician who served as a United States Senator from Utah from 1977 to 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Hatch was known for his extensive work on a variety of issues, including healthcare, tax reform, and intellectual property rights. Throughout his tenure, he played a significant role in shaping legislation and was involved in numerous bipartisan efforts.
What the Trump budget offers is chaos in the private insurance market and the elimination of key consumer protections.
One-point-four trillion dollars cut from Medicaid, millions of Americans locked out of the program.
thank you for raising this crucial issue and bringing attention to an important proposal in the President's budget to lower drug costs for American seniors.
I want to thank you for the opportunity to appear here today. It is my distinct pleasure to introduce Joe Simons as nominee for Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission.
Since the beginning of the year--and keep in mind that we're still in February--we've seen a stream of businesses come forward to announce plans to award bonuses, raise wages, or boost 401(k) contributions for their employees.
We are grateful to have Mr. David Kautter, the acting IRS commissioner here today to talk specifically about the President's proposed budget for the IRS.
Now, some of my colleagues may tune me out for the next several minutes, as they've already heard me talk effusively about the success of the new tax reform law.
A free enterprise economy will reach its full potential only so long as institutions like the FTC keep our markets free, fair, and competitive.
Let there be no mistake: this is an excellent package, and it deserves bipartisan support.
I am pleased by the success of the new tax law, which has already resulted in substantial benefits for American workers and job creators.
We need to be doing more to address affordable housing, not cutting valuable programs.
today we begin our immigration debate in earnest. Senator McConnell has kept his promise to bring an immigration vehicle to the floor. This week, we will be taking a series of votes on DACA, border security, and other related subjects. I…
I rise today to speak in strong support of the bipartisan Budget Act which will hopefully pass later today. This bill, as the name implies, is the result of rigorous, bipartisan, and bicameral negotiations. I am pleased to have played a…
today I wish to honor the life of Jon Huntsman, Sr., a committed public servant, a visionary entrepreneur, and perhaps the greatest philanthropist Utah has ever known. Jon passed away peacefully last Friday afternoon with his friends and…
is it proper to speak as in morning business? The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.
It's incredibly discouraging to see such a vile attack on such a decent man. Shame on think publication that would print this and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's…
I do not know the details of Rob's personal life. Domestic violence in any form is abhorrent.





