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Foreign Policy and Trade

America has long been a shining beacon of freedom around the world.  Pushing the promise of Democracy, liberty and economic prosperity, countries around the world took up our model of government and free-market capitalism to improve the lives of their people’s. 

Central to this goal is trade.  Opening borders to American innovation and lowering tariffs to promote job creation and economic growth for American job creators, farmers and ranchers, and workers.

In fact, trade agreements are a no-cost stimulus that promotes economic growth and stability throughout the world.

November 2012
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11/28/12 Hatch Pushes to Cut UN Funding if Palestinian Status Changed
September 2012
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9/12/12 Hatch Statement on the Attack on Americans in Libya
July 2012
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7/18/12 Hatch Praises Finance Committee Passage of Job Creating Trade Bills
May 2012
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5/8/12 Hatch on Vice President Biden's Comments on Iran
5/2/12 Hatch, Senate Finance Committee Republicans Call on Obama Administration to Address Longstanding Trade Issues with China, Push for Key Economic Reforms
October 2011
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10/21/11 Hatch On Trade Pacts Being Signed Into Law
10/13/11 Hatch Welcomes Senate Consideration Of Trade Agreements; Renews Call For Aggressive Trade Agenda
10/4/11 Hatch Presses Administration To Take Stand On Currency Bill
10/3/11 Hatch Applauds Trade Agreements Being Submitted To Congress
September 2011
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9/29/11 Hatch, Others Urge President to Send Trade Agreements to Congress