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Former candidate for U.S. House from Utah.
Former candidate · Utah
Senator John Curtis applauded the EPA's proposal to reverse Utah's ozone nonattainment status, citing international emissions beyond the state's control.
Senator John Curtis praised the EPA's decision, stating it correctly understands that Utah should not be penalized for foreign air pollution.
Senator Curtis co-led the diplomatic mission to Seoul, focusing on security and economic cooperation.
Senator John Curtis co-led the delegation to Taipei, focusing on strengthening the U.S.-Taiwan partnership and economic ties.
Senator John Curtis joined the bipartisan trip, emphasizing the strategic and moral significance of the partnership with Taiwan.
Senator John Curtis is highlighted for his long-standing focus on permitting reform as a central part of his legislative agenda.
John Curtis won the election to succeed Mitt Romney in the U.S. Senate, running on a platform of market-based climate solutions.
Senator John Curtis is cosponsoring the Prediction Markets are Gambling Act to restrict betting on sports and athletic events.
Senator Curtis joined colleagues in calling for Taiwan to strengthen its defense budget following a recent congressional delegation to the region.
Senator John Curtis warned of an expanding conflict in Iran and cited the War Powers Act to limit presidential authority.
Senator John Curtis stated he would not support military action beyond the 60-day window without explicit congressional approval.
Senator Curtis supported the call for Taiwan to increase its asymmetric defense capabilities in the face of Chinese pressure.
Senator John Curtis stated he requires a 'long list' of strategic objectives before supporting extended funding for the Iran war.
Senator John Curtis maintains a median net worth of $11.5 million, largely comprised of Utah land and rental properties.
Senator Curtis withdrew his support for Jeremy Carl, citing concerns over the nominee's past statements regarding the Jewish people.
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