Orrin Hatch

A key component of the Hatch-Wyden proposal is that these types of interventions must be evidence-based.

We believe this program would encourage private-sector investors to provide the necessary capital to establish or expand the interventions.

This legislation would provide funding to promote a variety of Pay for Success approaches and also test social innovation financing of Pay for Success strategies.

evidence-based practice can be an effective strategy to help vulnerable families and at-risk individuals.

Federal policymakers should encourage, enable, and remove barriers to conducting evidence-based policymaking at all levels of government.

today I wish to pay tribute to a well- respected American company: the Sinclair Oil Corporation. This May marks 100 years since Harry Ford Sinclair founded the corporation after purchasing petroleum assets from 11 smaller companies. In its…

I rise to discuss the Probation Officer Protection Act, which I introduced today with Senator Feinstein. I would like to begin by thanking Senator Feinstein for cosponsoring this bill and also thank Representatives Reichert and Pascrell…

this afternoon the House of Representatives is poised to pass the Defend Trade Secrets Act, bringing this critical proposal one step closer to becoming law. Over the past few months, Senator Coons and I have witnessed a groundswell of…

I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded. The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. Scott). Without objection, it is so ordered. Defend Trade Secrets Bill

Together, Medicare and Medicaid finance nearly 45 percent of mental health spending in the United States, which amounted to more than $75 billion in 2014 alone.

As we talk about solutions, we need to note that the distinction between mental health, mental illness, and severe mental illness is crucial.

It is our responsibility to better understand the drivers behind the growing needs for and costs of these services and to work together to develop better solutions for identifying and treating these issues.

Together, Medicare and Medicaid financed nearly 45 percent of mental health spending in the United States.

today I wish to support two crucial programs important to Utah and the West in the Energy and Water Appropriations bill pending before us. The bill includes $10 million for the Central Utah Project in the Department of the Interior. This…

I rise today in support of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. I have previously addressed this body on the progress of the F-35 program and its importance to our national defense. On one of those occasions, I stated that this weapons system…

My proposal dumps that headache and lays out six categories for depreciation that are far easier for a small businessperson to work with.

I believe we can, and should, find common ground on a path forward for comprehensive tax reform.

This proposal is all about making the tax code more attractive for the risk-takers who go out and start a small business.

Successful tax reform will take a President who truly makes it a priority and works closely with Congress.

The tax code should not get in the way of public-private partnerships that want to build new roads, bridges, and highways across the country.

The C corporation rate at 35 percent is not competitive, compounded by the fact of double taxation.

We thank Chairman Orrin Hatch and Ranking Member Ron Wyden for holding this hearing.

I agree with Senator Thune in that our high tax rate on businesses in America is making America uncompetitive.

It makes no sense to cling to an outdated system that taxes some high-tech investments, such as computer servers and MRI machines, at more than double the rate of other investments.

Eliminating the double taxation of corporate income would reduce or eliminate at least four distortions built into the current tax code.