Source: Salt Lake Tribune Sen. Orrin Hatch’s impotence is once again on full display. Congress has yet to fund one of his hallmark accomplishments – the Children’s Health Insurance Program, known as CHIP. Funding for the program ran out as of Sept. 30. In September, Utah health officials said they would need to end the CHIP program
Source: Deseret News, KSL Two dozen protesters gathered with songs, prayers, and menorahs on the first night of Hanukkah, urging Sen. Orrin Hatch and Congress to sustain a federal health insurance program for children in low-income families. “Hanukkah calls on us to be holy in our actions,” said Benjamin Luks-Morgan, an organizer with Jewish Action Utah
Source: Salt Lake Tribune The 20,000 chocolate chips were piled inside a foot-high plastic container, with a message for Utah’s senior senator scrawled on the outside in permanent marker: “One chocolate chip for every child waiting for Senator Hatch to do the right thing.” Each chip, explained Katie Matheson, with the group Alliance for a Better
News report finds Americans view Trump’s White House as the most corrupt government institution. State Sen. Shiozawa takes a Trump administration job. Payday loan stores on the decline. Happy Tuesday. Almost half of Americans believe that corruption is pervasive in the White House under President Trump, a sharp increase over last year, according to a
Source: Deseret News, KSL Alliance for a Better Utah supporters, asking that Sen. Orrin Hatch prioritize renewal of the Children’s Health Insurance Program, visited his Salt Lake office Monday equipped with a petition — and 20,000 chocolate chips to “sweeten the deal.” “We have 20,000 chocolate chips to remind him of all the Utah children waiting
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