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Stacking The Deck For Forced Unionization
If Democrats pass Big Labor's card check bill, you're going to see a major effort by unions to unionize people against their will without giving people right to a secret ballot vote on whether to join a union.
Category : Card Check, Views : 352
Discussing The So-Called Employee Free Choice Act
Senate Hatch discusses the so-called 'Employee Free Choice Act.'
Category : Card Check, Views : 353
Perils Of Government-Run Health Care
Senator Hatch discusses the perils of government-run health care on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
Category : Fiscal Responsibility, Views : 232
"The Democrat budget promises to not raise taxes on 95% of Americans, but, then, it indirectly raises the cost of living by taxing gas, businesses and jobs."
Category : Fiscal Responsibility, Views : 338
Senator Hatch Discusses President Obama's Budget
Senator Hatch was on CNBC's Squawk Box Monday morning to discuss President Obama's budget.
Category : Fiscal Responsibility, Views : 289
The Democrats' so-called stimulus bill is going to cost the taxpayers an arm and a leg, and contains a polyglot of liberal programs instead of a stimulus.
Category : Fiscal Responsibility, Views : 315
Senator Hatch Delivers Weekly Republican Address On Health Care Reform
Ensuring access to affordable and quality health care for every American is not a Republican or Democrat issue -- it is an American issue. Our nation expects us to solve this challenge in an open, honest and responsible manner. More spending, more taxes and more government is not the answer.
Category : Health Care Reform, Views : 272
President Obama's health care plan will cause 22 million Americans to lose their choice of health coverage.
Category : Health Care Reform, Views : 249
No Government-Run Health Care Plan
Senator Orrin Hatch speaks out against adopting a government-run health care plan through a so-called "public option." The end result would be a federal government takeover of our healthcare system, taking decisions out of the hands of doctors and patients and placing them in the hands of a Washington bureaucracy.
Category : Health Care Reform, Views : 281
Leading Efforts To Close TARP Loophole
Right now, when banks pay back TARP funds there's no requirement that the funds be used to pay down the national debt. Without that restriction, Treasury department can reuse that money over-and-over again -- meaning that instead of being an emergency program, TARP could become a perpetual program. That's why Senator Hatch, along with Democrat Senator Blanche Lincoln, introduced a bill last week to close the loophole by requiring that when TARP funds are repaid they are used to pay down the national debt.
Category : Health Care Reform, Views : 319