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Hatch on President's Latest So-Called Economic Recovery Proposal

SALT LAKE CITY – A champion of the research tax credit and preventing the largest tax hike in history, U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) issued the following statement today on the President’s latest, so-called economic recovery proposal:

“Despite bipartisan support for stopping massive small business tax hikes, the White House is doubling down on a job-killing plan when millions of unemployed Americans are looking for relief. This is not what the American people were promised and is deeply disappointing for those of us who want to free the private sector from the yoke of this Administration’s failed, big-government, big tax-and-spend agenda.

“I’m not sure there’s anything the President can propose that will make up for the job-killing policies he has pursued during his ...


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Senator Hatch and Sharon Ross of Brigham City display the special wooden plaque that she made for him in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and his role in passing the landmark legislation. Sharon and Utah Vocational Rehabilitation Center officials presented the senator with the plaque Aug. 19 in Salt Lake City. 


 

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